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Alexander V.
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Wholesalers: would this lead generating technology be helpful?

Alexander V.
  • United States
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To anyone who engages in wholesaling,

I spoke with a real estate group recently that knew that I work in the data field. They gave me an open offer, saying that they would be interested in hiring me to mine data on the "three D's" (death, divorce, distress) to help them find motivated sellers before other wholesalers. At the time, I didn't have any projects that could help them, and wasn't in a position to start anything new.

Recently, I believe I have an idea for some technology that I could produce in a month or two that once completed could provide a daily list of every property owner in a given state (or area) who died in the last 24 hours as well as contact information for their next of kin. Would anyone be interested in this technology? I'm not trying to sell anything (yet), but I'm trying to gauge if it's worth my time to develop. To me, it seems like an exclusive contract for such tech to get this information before anyone else in your area is a gold mine, but then again, I'm not a wholesaler.

Thanks for the input.

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Chloey M.
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Chloey M.
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Did you write all that just to say “get an SEO-optimized website?

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