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Shelby Washington
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Anyone heard of Tim Mai's Course or Chris Chico's Virtual Wholesaling???

Shelby Washington
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  • Renton, WA
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Tim Mai's course focuses on investors finding buyers for other wholesalers and getting a set fee or percentage of profits for doing so. By using his magical flex option you can get paid for bringing the wholesaler a buyer that they wouldn't have had w/out you. Chis Chico's Virtual Wholesaling course focuses on doing wholesaling all across the country by doing everything online...

Has anyone tried one or both of these courses or heard anything about them???

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Heather Peck
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Heather Peck
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Tim Mai will spam you to death. He is just repackaging programs that have been around for years. Nothing new.

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