Just as wholesalers seek out these types of deals, so do realtors, as you'd guess.
Not exact matches
Ingram also shares its catalog with other
wholesalers and retailers around the world such
as Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Indie Bound, Chapters, Gardners, Apple and Kobo, to name
just a few.
Sources for such sculptural materials include Whole Foods, Hot Topic, bodegas, and internet
wholesalers, though you're
just as likely to find repurposed images from Contemporary Art Daily or Gagosian's website.
Although I do get many deals from mailers I get
just as many or more by referral, pocket listings, new
wholesalers looking to partner etc...
I may come across
as a jerk, but, I don't need new friends,
just someone who can bring me deals, if a
wholesaler / bird dogger can do that that's all I need.
As someone who has bought from a
wholesaler, I can tell you that I was
just happy to have the deal I wanted
I was looking on fix and flip and not buy and hold,
as you know you need to have higher margins, this is to those who say there is no good deal from
wholesalers, you
just have to look and pass on those that don't make sense to you.
As was mentioned previously in the thread by @Brian Burke, he has gotten several good deals from
wholesalers, its
just about knowing how to distinguish between those who are good at what they do and those who are not so good.
I am
just starting out
as a
wholesaler and trying to do everything on my own.
Even
as a
wholesaler, I can not
just take the word of a seller that the rehab is only cosmetic, or the title is clear, or there is no mortgage or liens.
There are
just as many BS cash buyer, time wasting, wan na be investors out there
as there are
wholesalers who don't have a clue.
As a
wholesaler if my estimate for repair costs is accurate and I'm getting properties for
just dirt cheap compared to ARV how do I determine my commission?
If I'm marketing another
wholesaler's deal, I usually work it out with them (the
wholesaler) so that I am marketing it at the same price
as they are, and they
just cut me in on some of the profit.
I'm
just starting out
as a
wholesaler at a company in Orlando, and my current real estate goals are to begin building relationships with other investors and learning the field.
I say «pipeline» because your goal
as a
wholesaler is likely not to do
just one deal and be done.