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Derek Grier
  • Property Manager
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How do you find Wholesellers?

Derek Grier
  • Property Manager
  • Norfolk, VA
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Hi!

My name is Derek Grier Jr., and I am new to this forum. I am in the Norfolk, Virginia area and have saved cash to begin investing in real estate. I’d like to know how some of you were able to find wholesalers to work with? Did you go to local events, google them? How do you find them?

Thanks in advance!

Derek Grier Jr.

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Brian Garrett
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  • Palm Beach County, FL
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Brian Garrett
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  • Palm Beach County, FL
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Some pretty quick and easy ways to find wholesalers are:

1) Search Craigslist under the housing section for "cash", "wholesale", "ARV", "flip", etc.

2) Call the numbers on the "We Buy Houses" bandit signs in your area as they are typically wholesalers.

3) Local Facebook groups will always have wholesalers posting deals they're stuck with and need to move.

4) REI meet-ups and networking with other investors in your market who are actively buying deals.

5) Research county records to see who the big auction buyers are in your market as they may be wholesaling some.

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