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Jesse Krall
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  • Pittsburgh
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Wholesaler that keeps finding good deals but not for me...i think

Jesse Krall
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  • Pittsburgh
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Hi All!

So I just started a wholesaling company in Pittsburgh. I launched my first campaign this month and have been getting pretty good responses back from people. Very confident that i will get my first deal this coming April. However I am running into this "problem" that i didn't think about. 

I keep finding these pretty much turn key or close to off market properties. I have no money to buy them myself or i would because they are good deals. As a wholesaler i don't know how to make any money off of these and don't want to be like ok seller good luck and leave all this potential money on the table. 

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