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Matthew Green
  • Contractor
  • Niagara Falls/Buffalo, NY
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HOW DO YOU WHOLESALE A FORCLOSURE?

Matthew Green
  • Contractor
  • Niagara Falls/Buffalo, NY
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IM JUST INQUIRING ABOUT IT SINCE I SEEN A FORCLOSED ON HOME IN A PRETTY DECENT AREA AND THIS TOPIC CROSSED MY MIND. ANYONE GOT THE ANSWER?

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Ryan Webber
  • Wholesaler
  • Amarillo, TX
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Ryan Webber
  • Wholesaler
  • Amarillo, TX
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10 absolutely FREE ways to find CASH or cash equivalent buyers in your town:

1. Research past buyers of REO's, HUD's, and other fixer upper's on the MLS.

2. Call every "I BUY HOUSES" ad you see in the phonebook, newspaper, cheap classifieds, bandit sign, or anywhere else.

3. Network at your REI club meetings.

4. Network at your local apartment association meetings.

5. Stop at any rehab project you see and ask who owns it or research who owns it.

6. Call/research for rent ads that you see in yards, in the newspaper, or in the cheap classifieds.

7. Research the tax rolls for your farm areas to find any investors that have recently bought property in those areas.

8. Network with investment oriented realtors and title agents to find out who's buying property right now.

9. Network with hard money lenders and commercial bankers to find out who's buying right now.

10. Research deed's of trust for hard money lenders and commercial bankers in the county public records to find out who they are loaning money to.

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