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Matt Lyons
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New Western Wholesale company

Matt Lyons
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Recently found a great place on line. When I called the “owner” I learned it was just sold that day... then I learned it was actually with a wholesaler named New Western. Then I called on another and same exact situation and company... and finally now just happened a third time

I did meet with one rep from this company and he was about 22 and showed up in his really nice Lexus. He had no info on the home at all and was asking $95k while Zillow still had it listed st $65k

I have searched on line and found nothing good about this company... has anyone dealt with them and have any feedback good or bad? I am trying to decide if I want to give them another shot or not

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Landon Whitaker
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Landon Whitaker
  • Lender
  • San Antonio, TX
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@Matt Lyons @Reid Sullivan New Western is the big dog when it comes to wholesaling and moving properties. They get leads from a ton of sources and are never in shortage of properties. Because they have so many buyers in their network, their deals may not be as cheap as a "mom and pop" wholesaler that has a smaller buyer pool. With that said, I have lots of clients finding deals through New Western and turning a profit. As always, do your due diligence and offer what makes sense for you. 

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