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Brendan Henry-Lambert
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Where do you find your best fix & flip deals?

Brendan Henry-Lambert
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Baltimore, MD
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Rehabbers, what sources are most of your deals coming from; Wholesalers, the MLS, or foreclosure auctions?

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Andrew Michael
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Andrew Michael
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@Brendan Henry-Lambert

Finding a good wholesaler will be a huge asset to your team. MLS its possible but be prepared to make many offers as the competition is fierce. Auctions can be a great lead source but you will want to shadow someone with auction experience before you dive into this strategy yourself.

The best way to find off market deals in my opinion is by doing your own direct marketing.  If you do not have the resources to do so then link up with a good wholesaler who already has these systems in place.    

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