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One of the best things I did when I first started was to look into private auction companies. I found some of my best deals that way. One really good company is Williams and Williams Auctions (I'd post the link to their website, but I'm still a newbie). Cates Auctions in Kansas City also seems to be really good. They're mostly distressed properties, but that's how most of us play the game anyway. I'd definitely suggest that new investors (at least those looking to flip property) look into private auction companies.

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