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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Online vs. In Person
Hey BP community! I have been learning and reading a lot lately and starting to get a grasp on how things work in REI.....I think...
I have started to look for properties to fix and flip in the Charlotte, NC area.
In your experience, is it better to go to meetups and talk to wholesalers/other investors or go through a company that specializes in wholesaling?
I have found a number of wholesaling companies online through Google searches that boast great deals for investors and all of them require you to sign up for their "VIP Buyers List." Is this a good method for finding properties? Or is it good to be true, as it seems?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Justin
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@Justin Wiesehan definitely the meetup route. Deals are made through people/ relationships.