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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Shannon Guertzgen
  • Louisiana, MO
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Wholesaling in a Saturated Market

Shannon Guertzgen
  • Louisiana, MO
Posted

Hi.

I am from a rural area in northern MO. It has a small wholesaling market and a lot of investment potential with growing communities on a busy interstate.

Someone has suggested that I start wholesaling in the St Louis area mostly virtually.

I am open to that as there most times is a higher market value and more money to be made.

My concern is that St. Louis is saturated with wholesalers. 

I see a plus being that there are definitely more cash investors in the city, but what about the competition? 

How do you stand out in an already saturated market?

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