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Brian Haugh
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Deals thru wholesalers

Brian Haugh
  • Chicago, IL
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Is it smart to build a buy and hold business buying thru wholesalers vs learning the whole acquisition side and competing with wholesalers?  Just a little context, I own a traditional business (non-real estate related) and am looking for the most passive way to own buy and hold real estate.  I appreciate any thoughts on this.  Thanks

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Kyle Mccaw
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Kyle Mccaw
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If you want to be passive why work soo hard to learn to wholesale? Wholesalers in my market spend lots of time and money to find just one deal. I would rather buy the deal from them. It reduces my cost and uncertainty.

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