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Find Off-Market Deals: Secret Investor Property Hunt Revealed! #shorts

10 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this short, the speaker addresses a group of investors seeking reliable places to locate off‑market real‑estate opportunities. He lists concrete sources such as Auctions.com, Department of Transportation and other government websites, as well as bank‑owned property listings. He then introduces a reusable AI prompt called “Deal Hunter,” which can be copied into each team member’s workflow to automatically pull and aggregate listings from those sources. By running the same prompt on different computers—each with its own local data, contacts, and algorithms—the team receives similar but not identical results, allowing them to continuously enrich a shared list of off‑market deals through iterative queries.

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Working with investors this morning, we are wanting to understand where some good places are to find off-market properties, uh, such as auctions.com or the Department of Transportation websites or government websites, government, like, uh, tell us where we can find listings of government web, uh, government-owned real estate, bank-owned real estate. Um, do a really big deep dive into this and come back with some details that we can all use and share. And so this prompt. Like you can copy this prompt and bring it over to your own Deal Hunter and let it do it from where you're at. And, and, and that way, whatever list mine gives, we can continue to add to that through the power of, of continuing to ask it to do things and dig deep and, and, and find places, right? With the contacts that are in Sicily's computer and Sicily's hard drive being different than Trevor's being different than Tracy's being different than mine. If we ask it the same question, it's going to return similar results, not the, not the exact same. And the reason is because it's going to source what it's getting the information from— my, my hard drive, your hard drive, their hard drive, their algorithms.