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Andrew Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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Introduction From Portland Oregon, Building A Wholesale Network

Andrew Ferguson
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Hello Everyone,

I've recently moved to the Portland Oregon area (technically Hillsboro Oregon). I really want to build a life for myself in the area and so I am looking to get into real estate. Wholesaling has interested me for awhile now. Wholesaling seems like a great place to start and a great way to network as well. I would like to know real estate investors in the area so I can get a feel for the types of deals you like to do and put you on my first-call list, essentially do some leg work for you. I'd also be interested in knowing other wholesalers. I know the success rate of staying in the wholesale game is relatively low so maybe a network or entrepreneurs could help. Anyway, just glad to be here and to start getting involved. 

Andrew Ferguson 

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