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Joshua Randall
  • Lender
  • Lakeland, FL
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Marketing a Wholesale Deal

Joshua Randall
  • Lender
  • Lakeland, FL
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Looking for feedback and tips on how to proceed with a wholesale deal. I've got the property under contract. I've marketed to my cash buyers, posted on Facebook, door knocked neighbors to see if they knew anybody interested, Cold Called local businesses (property is sitting on a lot next to an empty lot that is commercially zoned) and even sent emails to a few local Realtors/Brokerages for them to see if they have any clients that would be interested. 

Are there any other forms of marketing that I can use to get this property moved or create more traction with buyers? It's an incredible opportunity but the niche of the property is very small. It has a 15x30 electrical crane system in the garage. 

Hope you can give me some suggestions BP!

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Aaron Inman
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Washington, DC
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Aaron Inman
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Washington, DC
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Just keep plugging away! Whether you have 100 people interested or just 1 person interested only one person has to pull the trigger in the deal. Keep finding good deals and sourcing for cash buyers and everything will fall into place. It also wouldn’t be a bad idea to allow a successful wholesaler in your market to sign an option on your assignment contract to see if he/she has better success working dispositions on your deal. 

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