Real Estate Investors Struggle to Find Distressed Property Leads
Real estate investors and wholesalers report that distressed property leads are becoming harder to find, raising uncertainty about whether the market itself is drying up or existing lead-sourcing methods are simply less effective. This threatens deal flow for investors who depend on off-market distressed properties.
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