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Any tips on getting started with wholesaling as a young beginner?

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Any tips for wholesaling as an 18 year old??

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Rick Stein
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Gain knowledge. You must know the REAL ARV (after repaired value) of the property, You must get an accurate rehab estimate and ask a reasonable price that includes your reasonable assignment fee. I mean no disrespect to you, but there are too many wannbees watching too much TV, giving inaccurate numbers to unsuspecting assignees and screwing ti up for the professionals in the business (i.e. those who know what they are doing.). I am not suggesting that you are unprofessional. But, I am suggesting strongly that you present accurate information to your assignees.

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