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Jovan Cine
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Finding leads for wholesaling???!

Jovan Cine
  • Smithfield, NC
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Ok soooooo I’ve got some issues like even wrapping my head around where to start and look for leads, I’m active duty military but I’ve put down the Xbox controller and I have started reading, watching, and listening to everything possible about wholesaling but one thing that isn’t too clear to me that I have trouble finding is where could I even possibly start looking for leads for those distressed properties and motivated sellers?

Any tips or help is greatly appreciated I really thank you :)

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Brendan Lawrence
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  • rockville, MD
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Brendan Lawrence
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  • rockville, MD
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hey Jovan,

great job getting started. cheap places to advertiser would be bing, google or facebook. you could buy lists from a listserv and send out postcards. you could drive the neighborhoods you are interested in, write the addresses of places that are in need of repairs, or not kept up with, look up who owns them in the state database and start sending letters, calls or emails.  

just a couple ways. there are many more. good luck out there,

Brendan

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