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Shanita Parker
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Need Ideas on Building buyers list.

Shanita Parker
  • Real Estate Investor
  • kansas city, AL
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What are the best ways to build your buyers list?

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Andrew Massaro
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Andrew Massaro
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You can also purcahse a list of absentee owners (landlords) in your area. It comes with your local county subscription to Realquest. Sending out mailers to absentee owners in the same county as the subject property is a great way to find buyers. www.gosection8.com has your area's section 8 landlords also. You can use the same list of absentee owners to buy property, also. Disgruntled landlords are plentiful these days.

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