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Sean Gibson
  • New Port Richey, FL
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Tampa Bay cop, but a rookie in wholesaling...

Sean Gibson
  • New Port Richey, FL
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Hello everyone, my name is Sean. I'm a sheriff's deputy in the Tampa Bay region and well, we haven't seen a pay raise in six years. I have always had an interest in real estate and often deal with citizens who are investors. I have always had a calling in helping others which is why I became a cop. I am very interested in becoming a honest and hard working wholesaler to provide me with a side business while still helping others. Being a cop, I obviously drive around in various neighborhoods and see properties in being unkept. Every day I meet people who are desperately needing to sell their house due to divorce, relocating and various other reasons. I strongly feel my dedication to helping others and my strong ethical and moral beliefs would allow me to become a great wholesaler with some advice and experience. I am not looking to make any more than $1500-$5000 per deal as I want to make sure buyers understand I know my role and that is to help the sellers and buyers alike. Thank you in advance for any advice or kind words.

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