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Marissa Perez
  • Dallas, TX
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So is wholesaling not a good way to get started in rei?

Marissa Perez
  • Dallas, TX
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I went to a seminar here in Dallas Texas and the only thing they taught me and of course made it seem so easy was wholesaling. Now that I’ve joined BP I’ve seen a lot of experienced investors saying it’s not a good idea to be a wholesaler and how no one trusts them. So if wholesaling isn’t a good way to get started in this business then what is? Should I start by saving a ton of money and just buy a cheap house fix it up or rent it out?

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