For those of you who are wholesalers how did you start off curating a list of potential buyers?

I’m wondering if anyone can provide tips on curating a buyers list in Washington State.

Furnished finder is the largest online curator of those listings that I am aware of.

We are working hard to curate a nationwide list of expert investor friendly agents to solve this challenge for you. 

Following what others have said, below are some ways to curate a list of HMLs...1) BiggerPockets --> Build Your Team --> Hard Money Lenders --> Filter by state (IN)This is a reasonable starting point.2) Local REIA/other investor meetups.You'll be able to get referrals from other investors, and also sometimes meet local HML reps.3) Googling 'Indianapolis hard money lenders'A reasonable way to add to your list of lenders.

Hi Sergio,You can speak with some local banks if you're looking for a lower cost of capital.If you're looking for probable faster execution with less stringent underwriting, then you can curate a list of HMLs through;1) BP --> Build Your Team --> Hard Money Lenders --> Filter by state (NJ)2) Local NJ meetups where you can network with other investors and see which banks, HMLs, or private lenders they have used to successfully finance similar deals.

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LTC (loan-to-cost)LTC, or loan-to-cost, is generally calculated as the total loan amount divided by the total project cost.Typically, total project cost is calculated as the purchase price + rehab costs.Common constraints for LTARV are somewhere in the neighborhood of 60-75%.Common constraints for LTC are somewhere in the neighborhood of 80-90%.It sounds like in your case you're running into a 70% LTARV constraint.If you believe the deal is sound, then your best bet is probably to speak with more lenders.Below are some ways to curate a list;1) Local REIA events2) BiggerPockets --> Network --> Hard Money Lenders --> Filter by state3) Google '(insert state name) hard money lenders'You are hovering around the LTV ceiling for most HMLs, so again, you may just need to speak with more lenders.Best,Michael

A few suggestions for curating a list of lenders...1.

The relatively low population is going to put this property in the rural bucket, which will be objectionable for some lenders.Given the above two points, you'll likely need to speak with a larger number of lenders than a real estate investor who is looking at a straightforward SFR in a well-populated area.Nonetheless, please see below for a few ways to curate a list of HMLs.1) BiggerPockets --> Network --> Hard Money Lenders --> Filter by state (Michigan)2) Local REIA/meetup events, where you can get referrals from local investors and network with HML reps.3) Google "Hard money lenders Rockford, Michigan" and explore the results.Best,Michael