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Savon Moniz
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Wholesaling in smaller population cities, advice?

Savon Moniz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Eagle Mountain
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I've been finding great off-market deals for homes in more rural locations. Homes in cities with less than 250,000 populations and a long drive away from major markets.

Are these deals worth putting an offer for? How do I gauge whether it's a location that a buyer would be willing to invest in?

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Stephen J Davis
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Stephen J Davis
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  • Houston, TX
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Don't take this wrong or harsh but you are doing it backwards. Build your buyers list first then look for deals that those buyers want. See if those cities have a real estate investor group or meetup you can join. Build that buyers list first and you can sell in any town. Hope this helps.

  • Stephen J Davis

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