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Luke Pascal
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Wholesale - what do I need to know?

Luke Pascal
  • New to Real Estate
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Hello!

I'm a grad student with little money and experience, but tons of drive! I'd like to start driving for dollars in my neighborhood to see if I can start finding some deals. That said, I wouldn't know what to do even if I found a motivated seller/buyer. Especially because I have little money to my name, I'm afraid I'd be contractually tied to a property that I cannot afford, should I not be able to find a buyer. 

Could someone please walk me through the process? How do I get a house under contract, even if I have very little money? Additionally, how do I sell it to someone else and make sure I get the money for it?

Thank you to anyone reading my post. I'm so grateful for this wonderful community and I hope to grow alongside all of you!

Luke

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