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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Finding wholesaling markets by zip code
Hey Folks
On almost every wholesaling introduction, folks are taught to use listsource to find zip codes with the highest concentration of cash sales--and target those zip codes for direct mail. But, the population of each zip code varies significantly. In a large city, I'm guessing zip codes are more equal in size. But, in more rural areas (like where I live!) , there is a VERY significant difference in population size in each zip code. So, of course the zip codes with the largest populations are going to have the most cash sales. Thoughts????