How to build a list of wholesalers?

How to build a list of wholesalers?

Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes

Please advise on best practices to build a list of wholesalers.

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Real Estate Investor · Audubon, PA · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 8k+ votes
12y

You could post a "phantom" ad on Craigslist posing as a motivated seller that would attract a wholesaler - after all, turnabout is fair play :)

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  • Investor · Santa Rosa, CA · Member since 2012 · 127 posts · 90 votes
    12y
    Networking and building relationships..
  • Investor · Northridge, CA · Member since 2012 · 249 posts · 73 votes
    12y

    Networking, especially @ real estate investor meetings is the best way IMO.

    I've also met wholesalers through craigslist (posting and replying to 'we buy houses' ads). I also make it a point to call phone numbers posted on bandit signs and reach out to local wholesalers

  • Real Estate Investor · Audubon, PA · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 8k+ votes
    12y

    You could post a "phantom" ad on Craigslist posing as a motivated seller that would attract a wholesaler - after all, turnabout is fair play :)

  • Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes
    12y

    thank you Joseph; Steve; and Zaid.

    I'm in Wichita, Ks and trying to build a buy and hold

    Portfolio. Started a year and. Half ago and had great sucess my 1st

    Year. Was super aggressive (kinda obsesses over it and ran into a lot

    Of dumb luck along the way finding deals. This year; however;

    Has been a frekin struggle. I can't homes with equity in decent

    Neighborhoods to save my life. I feel like I need a list of 30+ wholesalers to have any shot.

    Any feedback or suggestions anyone??

  • Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes
    12y

    where all does everyone find their deals?

    Best avenues?

  • Orlando, FL · Member since 2014 · 152 posts · 54 votes
    12y

    So the "guru" said "just call up the We Buy Houses people, they'll be glad to talk to you about their needs and getting into the RE business."

    Really? If I just call up to pick their brain about what they do... with no property to offer them. They'll be ok with it? Judging by most of the investors on here, they don't have a whole lot of time as it is and a complete newbie calling out of the blue may not get a call back.

  • Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes
    12y

    I think he is saying to call them and have them add you to

    Their buyers list which would Help them out as well as you.

  • Wholesaler · Roseville, CA · Member since 2014 · 24 posts · 8 votes
    12y

    Jay here , not easy finding deals but when you find motivated sellers

    the deals will follow. I get a lot of ours from expired mls houses , they

    had the price way too high and finally came to their senses. California

    is a tough market but has high rewards.

  • Real Estate Agent · Winter haven, FL · Member since 2011 · 572 posts · 336 votes
    12y

    @Westin Hudnall

    oh lord please be more specific before all the "wholesalers" attack you.

    This may be the simplest thing you can do. go to Craigslist type we buy houses and email everyone that pops up and as to join their buyers list. You will quickly see how many of the same deals you get at different prices and repair estimates the one who do not send emails every day and send houses no one else has and sends that one deal repeatedly are the real deal wholesalers.

  • Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes
    12y

    Jay--

    Can you explain step by step how to view/look up expired listings? I do have MLS access and I know they are on there but I don't know a good way to look at them in terms of weeding out the peoperties I woulsnt care about vs the ones I would.

  • Investor and Real Estate Agent · Maize, KS · Member since 2014 · 270 posts · 53 votes
    12y

    Manny --

    Makes sense. I'm all about the "work smarter not harder" so this advice suits me just perfectly. Thank you for the studly advice ;)

  • Real Estate Agent · Winter haven, FL · Member since 2011 · 572 posts · 336 votes
    12y

    @Westin Hudnall

    your welcome! and best of luck...

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