The company has rapidly grown using this model, and they still do this kind of service, but there are few others who do.You can always go visit a turnkey company and their market on your own, and I do recommend it for a whole lot of reasons, especially when you are making the first investment with that company and in that market.  

Hi All     I am looking to visit atlanta  this weekend 04/23/16 to look for some oppurtunities.Please let me know where to look for.ThanksSri

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After doing some Driving For Dollars I had the addresses of a number of abandoned SFHs. I went online to the county tax assessor's website to look up the owner's and their addresses. The first thing I learned was t...

Visit for the stray cabinet as the website is not up to date for those.Habitat too.

I am unable to visit properties, go to networking events, etc but I'm willing to work hard to make the connections through phone and email.  

Besides that, I would definitely visit, walk/drive in various neighborhoods, and meet with potential partners face-to-face. 

We drove around FSU campus, while visiting the Tallahassee Capital building, and he pointed out that owning dorms/apartments in the area could be a great opportunity.  

You write the contract that “you or your assigns” (or similar phrasing – visit with a wholesale investor-friendly RE attorney to make sure you’re doing this legally) is under contract.

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