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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

properties I don't want
Hey guys,
I've never really been into the residential market (besides a couple fix and flips). Nor have I ever been a wholesaler (I'm more of a commercial guy). But due to some investment opportunities that have come my way, which I don't have time for, I may be forced into the wholesaling game. The thing is, by me usually being the end buyer, I've never developed a buyer's list. What are your methods in doing so? All of your thoughts well bee greatly appreciated. Oh, and I'm in Chicago by the way!