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Rachel Shinall
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Getting cold feet in wholesailing

Rachel Shinall
  • Los Angeles, CA
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what is the very first thing you did when you started wholesaling real estate? i'm at the point where I really want to get past the education and jump right into action in the field. i'm ready to improve my life financially and start making more contributions but I keep hitting a wall. I feel that there are some subconscious fears that are holding me back i.e. coming off as inexperienced, getting sued, and making mistakes that could be costly or just putting in a lot of effort that may be fruitless. Is there a trick to jumping into wholesaling  without getting caught up in all the logistics?

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