I have 10 bandit signs, a small buyers list, and a dream

[Quentin Taborn]

Hi everyone, My name is Quentin Taborn and I have recently made the shift to start my wholesaling business. My long term goal is to fix and flip as well as buy and hold. I am new to real estate investing and would love if anyone could offer any advice or expertise. I live in Oxford, NC and would like to reach out to investors in the Raleigh/Durham area. As of right now I have a small buyers list, and 10 bandit signs that are still in the box. I wanted to add that detail in my introduction so that I can look back on this post one day and see where I came from. Thanks for this opportunity, and I look forward to progressing with you all.

[Miguel Luzon]

Hi @Quentin taborn

Welcome to BP and welcome to wholesaling! Best advice I can give is to think from the win. Have a an idea as to what your going to say and what to ask when your sellers call in to inquire about your bandit signs. You also might want to brush up on your negotiation skills so you can approach them with confidence.

We can't use bandit signs here in Philly but if they're legal in your area a good trick is to look up traffic patterns on Google maps and place them at the most congested intersections in your market area. This will get you the most eyes for the effort and is a great way to maximize the use of those 10 signs.

Last bit, the person with the biggest buyer's list wins. Definitely hit up any investors who might call your signs or any REIA meetings or meetups. Cash buyers are easy to find when you have a deal lined up. No need to limit yourself to 10.

Feel free to PM me if there's anything I can do to help. Best of luck!