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Those annoying bandit signs

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I hate them.... they obviously work though. Another investor in town told me he puts out 200+ new ones every month and that is his sole source of deals.

I was considering jumping into the fray of posting bandit signs. All the "Guru's" claim to use hand-written signs, etc. Obviously high traffic areas (stop-lights, exit ramps, etc.)

My question is: Are these more successful in lower income (not high crime) areas where the homes sell for less? These neighborhoods are typically more active for wholesaling/rehabbing than the upper middle class suberbia. Any suggestions or tips would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Jim

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