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The hardest part is having the deals. If you have those, buyers are easy to find. People are ALWAYS looking. I would connect with top realtors in your market who understand the value of working with a wholesaler and try to figure out their buyer network. What I do for my off-market deals is scrape the tax record for all LLC's that bought like-property purchases and then trace their name/number and establish relationships with them and bring them deals. People like to do business with people who do business, present a good deal, and you will have a long term buyer to work with!

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