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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Fiona S.
  • Ocean Grove, Victoria
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Ok, I have started my journey 0-200+ deals in 5 years... 3ish a month

Fiona S.
  • Ocean Grove, Victoria
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I have finally chosen my niche and am ready to go!

My aim is to do 1 wholesale and 2 rental deals a month. Give or take.

I am going to share here in this post how I am going and whilst having some failure stories (Hopefully not too many) and all of my success stories, I would like to hopefully inspire other people to just get out there and do it because this business is not going to chase you. You need to chase it! 

I am a newbie that had just sent out the first lot of yellow letters and am expecting some replies any day now. 

This is my first post, wish me luck!!!

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Fiona S.
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For my first encouraging story, or not so much, I would like to add, I have learnt my first step... Find a niche, learn from it as much as you can. Don't stray from it, follow your target market, follow what you have learnt. Otherwise it will make you want to learn everything at once and you will not move forward as quick as you would have hoped.

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