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Wholesalers in central ohio

Garrett Prenger
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I am a house flipper looking for off market properties in Sidney or Wapakoneta Ohio. I have only ever found deals on the MLS so working with a wholesaler and finding off market deals is new to me. I am looking to increase my profit margins with off market deal. Please reach out if you are a wholesaler in those areas or have any advice on finding off market deals in those areas.

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    Yousef Hossam
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    A wholesaler will always cost you the price of finding a deal that is worth it, the only other option is to raise your own team where they can find properties within your needs and a motivation for selling in your target area through coldcalling, PCP or email campaigns, and an acquisition team to negotiate the deal and get it under a contract 
    if you are paying 10,000 for a wholesaler as an assignment fee then you can pay 1/3 for an outsourcing company to achieve this for you. 

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