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Tyler Clark
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What Do Investors NEED In Their Ideal Wholesaler?

Tyler Clark
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kalispell, MT
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Hi everyone!

My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!

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Quote from @Tyler Clark:

Hi everyone!

My name is Tyler Clark and I am a noob on investing in real estate. I have been listening to the real estate rookie podcast for over a year now and chose to get my real estate license. I am preparing to find wholesale deals, but I am curious, what do you, as an investor want in your ideal wholesaler? I truly want to be the best, and create win-win deals for all. Thanks for commenting!

The short answer is that investors want good deals that are aligned with their investment criteria.

They want a realistic ARV with accompanying comps.

They want realistic reno costs.

They want a purchase price that will allow them to make a minimum of 15% cash on cash return.

In summary, they want a partner they can trust so they don't always have to be checking your numbers.

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