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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Opinion about working with wholesalers
Hello!
I am brand spanking new to this investing and have been doing lots of homework for the past couple of weeks. I currently own my own condo but am looking at buying an investment property and hacking it and selling the condo and using the equity to purchase other properties.
I live in Dallas where the market is crazy hot and seems like deals where I would like to be a landlord are far and few between. Every deal I come across seems to have been grabbed by a wholesaler already. Just curious what the opinion is about wholesalers, things I should know if I choose to work with one. Is it even wise for a first property or should I be considering something else.
Most Popular Reply

(1) Some wholesalers are amazing.
(2) Learn to PROPERLY analyze your own deals.