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Daryl Williams
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  • Spartanburg, SC
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New realtor/new investor

Daryl Williams
  • Professional
  • Spartanburg, SC
Posted

hey all, i am new to bigger pockets and investing as a whole. I am a realtor in Spartanburg SC (got my license a few months ago ) but i want to get in to wholesaling and eventually flipping. From experience are realtors allowed to wholesale? It seem kinda weird i guess. Im going to speak to my broker about it next week but im not sure what to expect. Also if it is ok, how can i use that to my advantage?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated..

Thank you.

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