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Wholesaling in Georgia
I’m new to the real estate field & I need help! What are the best steps in finding sellers in the Georgia market? Is it best to start at title companies or search websites for a list of sellers? What are some websites with motivated seller listings?
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@Tyrell Hampton
You just drive around neighborhoods where you want to invest and look for abandoned or poorly taken care of homes. Write down the address, drop a letter in the mail to the owner, and if you get a call back great. The key is in the follow- up though. I send at least 3 rounds of mailers to some owners. Others respond the first time. There’s an easier way to do this with Google Street and you can do it in every city, just from a computer.