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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Stubblefield

Ryan Stubblefield has started 5 posts and replied 14 times.

It seems to me that wholesaling is a way of cutting out the agent?

Was curious about the conditions of the wholesale real estate market in the New Orleans metropolitan area. I read a bunch of blogs on here from 3 years ago and the consensus was that the market was flooded with to many investors. Now 3 years later given the hot market and slow transition from sellers market to buyers, where are we in this area with wholesale investments. I have noticed a lot of startup companies of the buy your house now with cash- businesses popping up in frequency around the city, is going this route a way of circumventing the real estate agent?

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Post: New Orleans Real Estate

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Was curious about the conditions of the wholesale real estate market in the New Orleans metropolitan area. I read a bunch of blogs on here from 3 years ago and the consensus was that the market was flooded with to many investors. Now 3 years later given the hot market and slow transition from sellers market to buyers, where are we in this area with wholesale investments. I have noticed a lot of startup companies of the buy your house now with cash- businesses popping up in frequency around the city, is going this route a way of circumventing the real estate agent?

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