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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling Website Strategies
Hi all,
So I've thought about this and heard from other gurus that you should have 2 separate websites for wholesaling properties. The 1st should be your lead capture of sellers and the 2nd should be one to post your properties on.
I'm guessing a seller wouldn't be too happy if he saw you posting his property on your website for a profit. Right?
However, i see some of the big names like onehourhomebuyers.com or even the gurus from fortunebuilders - cthomesllc.com and others have them in just one website.
Is this the smart things to do?
Or should it be two different companies/websites to handle two different target audience?