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Darrene Hurr
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Wholesaling in Boston MA

Darrene Hurr
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Boston, MA
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Hey everyone ! I’m new to wholesaling in Boston MA! I was just wondering if anyone could give me some advice on how to start, and if anyone could recommend some local title companies/ attorneys , that do closing deals with wholesalers. Any other facts about the market would be greatly appreciated as well !! Thank you !

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Enis Shehu
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Enis Shehu
  • Investor
  • Natick MA
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@Darrene Hurr Welcome and congrats for taking the first step. @Raymond Lewis has some great advice. Cold calling is by far the quickest way to reach out to homeowners to find out if they want to sell but like everything else in order for it to work you need to be consistent. Doorknocking is also very effective but difficult in the winter months. DM me and we can talk more. I'm an active buyer in the greater Boston market so if you find a deal please let me know. 

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