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Desmond Fitch
  • New to Real Estate
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Is wholesaling my only option as a broke college student?

Desmond Fitch
  • New to Real Estate
  • Grand Rapids, MI
Posted

Hey BP,

I want to begin my real estate journey and throughout the last few months I’ve been educating myself as much as I can. Wholesaling seems to be the best place to start as it typically requires less capital than other strategies. I’m very interested in working with rental properties but I do not have enough saved up and getting a loan as a college student is unlikely.

Would wholesaling be my best bet for raising capital and then branching out into other strategies later down the road?

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