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Joey Harper
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Finding Motivated Sellers without Paying Big $ for Online List Sources

Joey Harper
  • Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hello,

I'm new to biggerpockets and am a new real estate investor.  I'm very confident in the processes and systems I've learned in order to get where I want to be.  Though, I've hit an obstacle.  I need to find motivated sellers!

I have a list of a dozen different online list sources that can provide me this information.  Unfortunately some of these websites are very pricey, wanting anywhere from 40$ - 600$ per list!  Times that by 12 and I've already dug a pretty big hole.

Any advice on finding motivated sellers for cheap or for free!?  So far I am aware of using bandit signs, driving through neighborhoods, and going up to the court house and browsing through records.  I know of 2 great realtors that I could ask for expired listings also.  Any other ideas or advice for finding motivated sellers inexpensively?

Thanks for your time,

Joey Harper 

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