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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Working with a Wholesaler as a new investor
Not sure how innovative this strategy may be but... as a new investor, would working with wholesalers be a good idea? Of course I understand the importance of doing your own due diligence but I would imagine that, by nature, wholesale properties are some what of a good deal. The wholesaler had to do a good bit of research and negotiating to get the property under contract.
So taking wholesale deals, running your own numbers off of what's presented and moving forward would seem like a good way to at least have a funnel of potentials coming your way. The wholesaler has done some of the "hard" work already, you would just be double checking and making sure it makes sense to you.
I do understand that this may be a naïve way of thinking but I'm curious to know why or why not this would be a good idea for a beginner.