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Bill Larsen
  • Investor, Real Estate Agent
  • San Juan Capistrano, CA
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Hoarders

Bill Larsen
  • Investor, Real Estate Agent
  • San Juan Capistrano, CA
Posted

Has anyone ever looked into ways to find hoarder properties to market to?  I am in the middle of my first hoarder house flip in southern california and have been trying to think of ways to find more.  I know hoarders aren't common, but the condition of the properties are perfect for fix and flippers.  

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