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Francy Mata
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Wholesaling in Rhode Island

Francy Mata
  • Providence, RI
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Hey Everone,

I am a college student and live in Providence, RI. I've been looking to get into wholesaling and was wondering if there were any bigger pockets members in the Rhode Island area that would be willing to impart some advice on how to get started in wholesaling. I've gotten some really good info online but, wanted to learn a little bit more about the specifics of the initial process. General tips and resources would be awesome. I would really love to connect with someone who has had some good experience. 

Thanks,

Francy 

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Brandon Ingegneri
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Brandon Ingegneri
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My advice would be to secure some money and acquire these wholesale deals and list them below market value in as is condition.  Return on your money, gain of experience, and limited financial output initially.  You have some skin in the game, learn the game, and stack your chips all at once.  

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