need help wholesaling

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need help wholesaling

Jaylin Warner
Fort Worth, Tarrant County · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 5 votes

so i am an agent that wholesales but I'm not able to actually find any ready to go buyers. I'm doing the cold calls , reverse searching ,throwing signs, fb marketing , craigslist and etc.. I just have not been able to make anything stick. i have deal flow for sure just not any conversion. what do i do ? is there something I'm missing ? any ideas would help thanks.

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Divin KanyamaBusiness Member
Accountant · Seattle, WA · Member since 2025 · 371 posts · 144 votes
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@Jaylin Warner You’re already doing a lot of the right things, so don’t get discouraged. The issue may not be finding more buyers—it may be matching the right buyer to the right deal at the right price. Focus on a smaller, qualified list of active flippers and landlords, learn their exact buying criteria, and ask anyone who passes why. You’ll likely spot a pattern around price, repairs, location, or presentation. Tighten that process, confirm your deals truly leave room for the buyer’s profit, and keep going—one dependable buyer relationship can change everything. Just be sure your contracts and marketing follow your state’s rules.

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  • Divin KanyamaBusiness Member
    Accountant · Seattle, WA · Member since 2025 · 371 posts · 144 votes
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    @Jaylin Warner You’re already doing a lot of the right things, so don’t get discouraged. The issue may not be finding more buyers—it may be matching the right buyer to the right deal at the right price. Focus on a smaller, qualified list of active flippers and landlords, learn their exact buying criteria, and ask anyone who passes why. You’ll likely spot a pattern around price, repairs, location, or presentation. Tighten that process, confirm your deals truly leave room for the buyer’s profit, and keep going—one dependable buyer relationship can change everything. Just be sure your contracts and marketing follow your state’s rules.

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    • Jaylin Warner
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      Fort Worth, Tarrant County · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 5 votes
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      thank you ill go through contacts i already have and try cleaning them up.

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  • John Leland
    Specialist · I give advice - [email protected] - I focus on states where investing is profitable, reasonably safe & secure · Member since 2026 · 81 posts · 17 votes
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    Quote from @Jaylin Warner:

    so i am an agent that wholesales but I'm not able to actually find any ready to go buyers. I'm doing the cold calls , reverse searching ,throwing signs, fb marketing , craigslist and etc.. I just have not been able to make anything stick. i have deal flow for sure just not any conversion. what do i do ? is there something I'm missing ? any ideas would help thanks.

    What market are you attempting?

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    • Jaylin Warner
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      Fort Worth, Tarrant County · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 5 votes
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      dallas - fort worth

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  • Diego AlvaradoBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Flower Mound, TX · Member since 2016 · 298 posts · 140 votes
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    Hi @Jaylin Warner

    In the current market wholesaling is difficult. Deals that are coming up from the wholesalers that I am working on are overpriced. This is because the sellers mentality didn't change and the market is going through a correction.

    You can reach out and share what you have, I do have a few clients that are looking for off market deals, but as I said the numbers must work too.

    I hope this helps.

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    • Jaylin Warner
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      Fort Worth, Tarrant County · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 5 votes
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      ill connect with you.

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  • Travis Goodwin
    Wholesaler · Charleston WV · Member since 2026 · 243 posts · 132 votes
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    Hey Jaylin, you’re putting in the work. Are buyers looking at your deals and passing, or are you having trouble getting a conversation going? Those are two different problems.

    I’d take Diego up on his offer here and get some feedback on one of your deals. Ask where the numbers would need to be for his buyers and what they’re looking for in terms of area, condition, and price.

    I’m also a big fan of local Facebook groups for building relationships. Get to know who’s actively buying in DFW and what they want. A few buyers who engage with you and can actually close are worth more than a huge list of people who never respond.

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    • Jaylin Warner
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      Fort Worth, Tarrant County · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 5 votes
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      mostly just not getting infront of people who are looking to buy

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  • Ikram Khan
    Technology · Member since 2026 · 10 posts · 0 votes
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    Deal flow with no conversion is almost always a speed and follow-up gap. The leads are usually fine. Two things to check: how many minutes pass between a seller replying and someone answering, and how many leads get a second touch after the first no. Fix those two and the same leads convert.

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  • Israel Oluwaseun
    Virtual Assistant · Member since 2026 · 32 posts · 3 votes
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    If you already have consistent deal flow, I’d probably focus less on finding more leads and more on tightening the buyer side of the process.

    One thing I'd look at is how you're qualifying and organizing your buyers. Instead of just building a large buyers list, try to track each buyer's preferred location, property type, price range, rehab tolerance, funding method, and whether they've actually closed on previous deals. Then when you have a property, you can match it directly to buyers who have already demonstrated that they're looking for that type of deal.

    I'd also pay close attention to follow-up. A buyer who doesn't respond to the first deal isn't necessarily a dead lead, but you want to know why they passed and update their criteria accordingly. That can help turn the existing deal flow you already have into more conversions.

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  • Alex Erickson
    Specialist · Texas - DFW · Member since 2026 · 16 posts · 4 votes
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    Hey Jaylinn, I'm also in the DFW area and would love to connect with you and pick each other brains to find out whats working and whats now! I just sent you a connect feel free to dm me!

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  • Shaked Zemach
    Flipper/Rehabber · DFW · Member since 2026 · 9 posts · 3 votes
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    Hey Jaylin,

    We're actively buying in the DFW area.
    Just sent you a connection request.


    Thanks,
    Shaked

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  • Austin Hughes
    Rental Property Investor · Lubbock, TX · Member since 2015 · 460 posts · 183 votes
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    Get a ready to go deal and you'll find a ready to go buyer! Built it over time. I have no dog in the fight, but Investor Base is a very affordable tool to find niche buyers for the exact property you have. I've had success with it.

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