A real estate investor explains why Deal Hunter alone won't cut it and shares where they actually find multifamily deals: auction.com and billiland.com. They sourced a pipeline of sober-living group homes in Chicago by doing old-fashioned research, then screenshotted each deal to compare against Deal Hunter's listings.
I need to teach other people these little secret spots that I know about, cuz all they know about right now is deal hunter, right? So I wanted to kind of go into that. I was off to the races because what I found was, uh, in Chicago, cuz Amor was telling me about needing a, uh, a large building to put anywhere between 5 and 15 beds for this, uh, for these sober living group homes. And I'm like, hell yeah, let's go. We, we, I just a little bit of looking and boom, I landed in, in this pipeline of, of multifamily deals. Right. And I'm like, well, I screenshotted every one of them. I can push them all through Deal Hunter to start getting stuff from that, to see what it goes through and does. And, and, and, and so then that's when it dawned on me, like, I'm, I know how to do all this. I need to teach other people these little secret spots that I know about. Because all they know about right now is Deal Hunter. Right. So I wanted to kind of go into that auction.com, billiland.com. These are, these are things. So if we go on, we go on Deal Hunter, I want to get Deal Hunter to tell us where we can source deals the old-fashioned way, right? Because what, what are we doing? We're just trusting Deal Hunter to bring us deals, right? Yeah. But at the end of the day, what if we wanted to actually get a little bit more precise about it? And then to speak on that with all these deals, like we're, we're doing a lot of the, a lot of the sourcing of this to fund it ourselves.
