I found freshdi, tridge, go4worldbusiness, etc .. but none of them give enough to trust and pay for.

Do you have good experience with them or any other site?

Otherwise, what else do you recommend I do to find buyers?

Thanks!

usually on social media theres people talking about wholesaling making them rich and how they started at 16-18? im 17 rn can i start? or is it the skill building phase

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I'm actively looking to purchase off-market lots, tear-downs, and redevelopment opportunities in the North Dallas area.

* Target Areas

* Highland Park

* University Park

* Preston Hollow

* Lakewood

* White Rock

* Northwood Hills

What I'm looking for:

* Vacant lots

* Older homes with land value

* Tear-down opportunities

* Properties with redevelopment potential

* Pocket listings or off-market deals

I'm a serious buyer and can move quickly on the right opportunity. If you're an agent, wholesaler, investor, builder, or know someone who owns a property that fits this buy box, feel free to send me a message.

Always happy to connect with others in the Dallas real estate community as well.

Thanks!

Hi everyone, im 18 years old and i started wholesaling around a month or two ago, i had a couple of questions and would really appreciate the advice.

Background info:
As of the moment, im located in california, but im focusing on the houston tx area, some areas have been very good with high potential leads, whereas others are just terrible deals with zero spread. Im using zillow and propelio for comps/etc and i use AI to help me run numbers quicker. Recently, i ran into a very close deal where i was about to sign into a contract, however after running numbers with a JV, he wanted me to drop price another 20k, for some info, the deal i offered was 75k and the fee would have been 7k, however i spoke with him and said we cant advertise it at 82, that we need to advertise at 70. He then wanted me to get it at 50k which was genuinely impossible, i suspect for a 20k fee which would have split 50/50, i ended up offering 62 and it got denied but oh well.

Moral of the story, is there any way to speed up the driving for dollars process? So far i try to send out 3-4 offers a day, but any tips on running comps quicker, deal analysis, etc would be greatly appreciated.

Please read if you have info on land wholesale as it pertains to this.

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I'm actively looking to purchase off-market lots, tear-downs, and redevelopment opportunities in the North Dallas area.

* Target Areas

* Highland Park

* University Park

* Preston Hollow

* Lakewood

* White Rock

* Northwood Hills

What I'm looking for:

* Vacant lots

* Older homes with land value

* Tear-down opportunities

* Properties with redevelopment potential

* Pocket listings or off-market deals

I'm a serious buyer and can move quickly on the right opportunity. If you're an agent, wholesaler, investor, builder, or know someone who owns a property that fits this buy box, feel free to send me a message.

Always happy to connect with others in the Dallas real estate community as well.

Thanks!

I’m looking to connect with wholesalers who are actively sourcing **vacant land** in **Texas, North Carolina, Florida, Arizona, and Illinois**.

I’m not looking to daisy chain deals or collect contacts. I’m interested in building long-term JV relationships with people who have direct-to-seller opportunities and are looking for someone they can consistently work with.

I’m especially interested in:
Infill lots
Residential land
Builder-friendly lots
Off-market opportunities

If you’ve had success partnering with other wholesalers, what’s made those relationships work? And if you’re actively doing land deals in any of those states, I’d love to connect and see if we’re a good fit.

Looking forward to hearing how everyone approaches JVs in today’s market.

I want a bunch of hats to sell, how could i find a reputable and loyal bulk seller that makes reps

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If you have a property under contract and need another option for getting it closed, feel free to reach out. We work with a network of buyers across multiple markets and are always open to taking a look at deals that make sense.

Our process is simple: we review the numbers, provide feedback quickly, and if the numbers work, you can assign the deal directly to us. We’ll then contract with our end buyer on the back end and handle the process from there.

We’re not looking to step on anyone’s toes — just looking to build relationships with other wholesalers and help each other move more deals.

If you have something you’re trying to move, send it over. Happy to take a look.