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Wholesaling in New York

Reynaldo Eloy
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hey whats up bigger pockets family? I am a new investor in New York. I'm still at my researching stage and I'm still learning about real estate. However this past week I did a lot of research and found some potential deals and I reached out the home owners via direct mail. I am looking to wholesale, assigning contracts, to begin my real estate journey to raise capital and venture off to flipping houses and also becoming a landlord. The New York real estate market is very pricey and I wanted to get some thoughts and advice on wholesaling in New York. Do you guys think that assigning contracts is possible in New York? 

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@Steve Kontos 

I agree, I'm new at this and I can tell that New York's market is challenging. I will definitely look into the local REI meetings to network. Thank you for your advice.

Reynaldo 

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