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Don Yacono
  • Cape Coral, FL
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Vacant. House lists

Don Yacono
  • Cape Coral, FL
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Can someone please tell me  where guys like Kent Clothier and Cameron Dunlap get their hands on vacant house software and turn around and sell it on a monthly subscription basis?

There's another website called the wholesalers tool box that has lists compiled from the USPS . How do they get this information?

Is there a way to compile this data for our local area on our own without  having to purchase subscriptions? How is it done.

Thank you.

Don 

SW Florida

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Jared Sorrentino
  • Orangevale, CA
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Jared Sorrentino
  • Orangevale, CA
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hello. I'm just starting out in wholesaling as well and my partner and I took a day to go down to the local city hall and found lists for tax delinquent owners and code violation owners. These were very great leads and we used that as our starting base to slowly grow our lists of potential clients. My suggestion is to not be too virtual and to be more hands on in the field. Hope this helps!

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