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Will Pickering
  • Wholesaler
  • San Antonio, TX
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What Info You Are Looking For As An Investor

Will Pickering
  • Wholesaler
  • San Antonio, TX
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As a wholesaler I often found myself feeling the pressure to offload contracts as fast as possible when I was first getting started. I realized quickly, that was not helpful to me or the prospective buyers/investors I was marketing too.

So as an investor...what are the top one to two items your looking for or info your are seeking when you are looking at potentially contracting on a property sourced by a wholesaler? How can a wholesaler really provide value to you beyond just finding potential deals?

Let me know! Hoping I can improve my service personally and hopefully other folks can pick up some tips too!

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As a wholesaler I often found myself feeling the pressure to offload contracts as fast as possible when I was first getting started. I realized quickly, that was not helpful to me or the prospective buyers/investors I was marketing too.

Thank you for the question and the thoughts. As an investor, I'm curious to learn from you - how did you find that offloading deals quickly was not helpful? What was not helpful or what did you do when you had that pressure?
A valuable wholesaler is an honest, responsive one I would think. Since you're asking your questions, I have to believe you already have that as your foundation. Keep at it and good luck

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