Wholesaler · MA · Member since 2025 · 6 posts · 7 votes
Hey everyone,
I’m Jayson Vincent, a new wholesaler based out of Worcester County, MA. I’m in the early stages of building my business, and I’m here to learn, grow, and most importantly, connect with the right people.
I’m looking to build relationships with:
- Investor-friendly agents
- Serious cash buyers
- Other wholesalers open to JV deals
- Real estate attorneys and title companies who know wholesaling
- Brokers and lenders who work with investors
I’m all about doing things the right way and surrounding myself with people who are in this for the long game. If you’re in Massachusetts and open to connecting, I’d love to hear from you. Let’s see how we can help each other and maybe do some deals together.
I'm Anthony Farone, a Loan Consultant at BEST REI Funding. I specialize in transactional funding and double-closings. I'd love to connect with you to discuss our rates, terms, and overall process.
Let me know if you're interested and we can get something scheduled!
I'm Anthony Farone, a Loan Consultant at BEST REI Funding. I specialize in transactional funding and double-closings. I'd love to connect with you to discuss our rates, terms, and overall process.
Let me know if you're interested and we can get something scheduled!
@Mike Dail, Thanks for reaching out! I'm interested in learning more about your services. Right now, my primary need is transactional funding, specifically, access to solid proof of funds so I can confidently make offers on wholesale deals.
Let’s set up a time to connect and go over your rates, terms, and how your process works. Looking forward to it!
Hey Jayson — I’m a Loan Officer here in MA with CrossCountry Mortgage, and I work with both new and experienced investors.
If your end buyers are looking to finance deals — especially without showing much personal income — I offer DSCR loans. These are designed for rental properties or BRRRR-style investments, and they qualify based on the property's income, not the borrower's.
It’s a great option for investors looking to scale without the usual paperwork and restrictions.
If you’re interested, let’s hop on a quick call — I’d be happy to walk you through the process and see how this could support your business growth.
Welcome to BiggerPockets, Jayson! It's great to have you in the community. Your focus on building the right team from the beginning is exactly the right approach. Real estate is a team sport, and your network is your net worth. Worcester County is a hot market, and having a solid team is what will separate you from the competition.
Building Your Network
You've listed all the right people to connect with. Here's some advice on how to find them effectively in your area:
Local Meetups and REIAs: This is the most effective way to find people who are active and serious. Search for "Worcester County real estate investor meetup" or "Central Massachusetts REIA" on sites like Meetup.com. When you go, be prepared to introduce yourself and what you're looking for.
Search for Active Investors on BiggerPockets: Use the search feature to find people in your area. Look for users who have commented on forum posts about Massachusetts or have written their own. These people are actively engaged in the community.
LinkedIn: Use LinkedIn to find professionals with titles like "real estate investor," "hard money lender," or "real estate attorney." You can use the search filters to narrow it down to Worcester, Massachusetts.
Public Records: A great way to find serious cash buyers is to look for recently closed deals. Go to the Worcester County Registry of Deeds website and search for cash sales or properties that were sold and then resold a few months later. These are clear signs of investors, and you can get their contact information from the deed.
Find Investor-Friendly Real Estate Agents: Some agents specialize in working with investors and understand the nuances of things like distressed properties and wholesale deals. When looking at online agent profiles or reviews, look for keywords like "investor-friendly," "fix and flip," or "off-market properties."
You're a great candidate for joint ventures because you're in the right market and you're willing to do the hard work. Good luck, and feel free to reach out to people on here or at a local meeting. The right connections are out there, and they're often more than willing to help out someone who is serious and transparent about their goals.