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James S.
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I am a mailman and see hundreds of vacant/distressed houses in FL

James S.
  • Tampa, FL
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I am a mailman in Florida and i get to see hundreds of vacant/distressed houses that have oppurtunity. I get to see everything first hand. I know whos going to sell ect. I was interested in wholesaling but i have too much on my plate. Does anyone interested in doing some type of business with me. I can get hundreds of leads in my area in Florida.

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Sam Shueh
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Sam Shueh
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Suggest you check your employment contract. It sounds like conflict of interest for government civil service employees. 

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