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Jocelyn Thompson
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Your Experience On This One Is GREATLY Appreciated

Jocelyn Thompson
  • Ohio
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If you were just starting out as a wholesaler which vertical would you concentrate on for purchasing?

Would it be REOs, probate, absentee owners, foreclosures, short sales, something I have not listed or a combination.

Thank You :D

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Don Hines
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Don Hines
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I am a rehabber with a full time 60 hour a week JOB. I have never had a wholesaler bring me a deal that I haven't already found my self by searching the REO's and MLS. I wished I knew a wholesaler that would search the probates, FSBO's, etc. If a property is on the internet, I have already found it and have either considered it or left it alone. I can't help thinking there are deals out there that takes more time to find than I have. I tell all of the "newbie" wholesalers I cross paths with to find me something I haven't already found on my own.
Don

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