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Steven J.
  • Urbana, IL
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Pros; would you train your own wholesaler?

Steven J.
  • Urbana, IL
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I've been reading the lengthy "truth about wholesaling" forum post, my god its a read, and there is so many ideas floating around in there that are lost because the post is sooooo long.

One post by @Stinson Bland brought up the idea of pros, NOT GURU'S, taking a wholesaler under their wing. Is this something any body has found success or failure with? I know its something I've looked into doing, and I'd be glad to learn from someone successful (hint hint any one in MN or ND). And if you are willing to train what is it you look for in a student?

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