The best methods will probably be driving for dollars. If you got the budget for it I would say direct mail using post cards and letters. And if you got a nice budget and a great sales process I would recommend facebook ads, ppc or ppl.

@Crystal Hibbert The best (and easiest) strategy for you is "driving for dollars." Why? Because many software tools and city data are often outdated. By driving around yourself, you’ll spot opportunities before your competition does. For skip tracing, I recommend: - Skip Matrix – Great because it gives you 5 phone numbers, 5 addresses, and 5 emails for each owner. Plus, you get the same info for 5 relatives and 5 associates (like a girlfriend, boyfriend, or daughter with a different last name). - BatchLeads – Their basic plan includes 10,000 skip traces, but they don’t tell you if an owner is deceased. That’s where Skip Matrix fills the gap. - Lead Sherpa – Only $0.10 per skip trace, and you can do individual searches (unlike Skip Matrix, which requires a minimum of 100 records). Combining these tools will give you the best results. Happy hunting!

The biggest issue is underestimating what it takes to get a deal. You need consistent lead flow and consistent follow to get a deal. Wholesaling is not a real estate, it’s marketing and sales.

This is double close situation. You just have to make sure there is a decent enough spread to execute the deal. $25K+. Also, make sure you have everything lined up with your end buyer to avoid any issues (ie. any inspections, contengencies, deposits). But I wouldnt let them pick the attorney. And to refute their claim of theis is nothing to inspect that is false. You can have a survey, geo tech report, utility inspection or etc completed during your due diligence period. Hope this was helpful!

Driving for dollars definitely still works! It’s so much opportunity still out here. I got my most recent deal under contract from driving for dollars.

@Jahmai Nicome Exactly! Keep it simple and do what worked.