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Jonathan Friedman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Using agents and best ways to get deals

Jonathan Friedman
  • Real Estate Agent
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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I hear a lot about how it's important to get agents to look for deals for you. Is this all off the MLS? And if so, is it feasible for an agent to get a wholesaler a deal cheap enough to wholesale it? Do they buy it with cash or assign or double close a contract off the MLS when wholesaling? And, is this the main way wholesalers get deals or is it not even a way to get deals and the MLS is only for other types of investors? What are the other best methods, is direct mail, websites, etc. more lucrative than trying to find deals as a wholesaler off the MLS?

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