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Warren Sawyers
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Is Wholesaling Getting Watered Down?

Warren Sawyers
  • Nashville, TN
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I started wholesaling about two years ago after graduation but didn’t have any luck on landing my first deal. I’ve gained some more knowledge over the years, and I’m thinking about starting back and trying it virtually as a side hustle. In the city I live in the property value has gone up, and there are plenty of wholesalers trying to get a deal. I was wondering if the business has become somewhat watered down, or is there still plenty of opportunity left?

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Terrell Garren
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  • Concord, NC
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Terrell Garren
  • Rental Property Investor
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I cant think of another occupation with a lower barrier to entry than wholesaling.  Even a lemonade stand requires some knowledge and capital investment.  One can't swing a dead cat without hitting 3 wholesalers.  

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