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Ryan Hardaway
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Question to veteran wholesalers

Ryan Hardaway
  • Wholesaler
  • Leechburg, PA
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hello, my name is Ryan and I am a new investor and I am in the wholesale business.  Currently I am in the beginning stages of the process and have a few questions. First, how many houses can I expect or plan on buying and selling in a year starting out, and then also how many can I expect to buy and sell later down the road.  I know that you can't predict due to the many factors in place, however a rough estimate would be appreciated so I can have a foundation for my goals.  Thank you

Ryan

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Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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Brian Gibbons#5 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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I would go to a REIA or real estate investors assoc in PA

Ask these  questions of wholesalers in your area

You want to get experience with an experienced wholesaler and bird-dog,  or look for properties for the experience wholesaler

Getting your real estate license in Pennsylvania might help

Creating an option to purchase on the property, recording that option, and then getting an option release fee probably will be better than assigning the purchase agreement for a fee

@Josh Caldwell is in Pittsburgh

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