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Tre Harris
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wilmington NC
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Good and Bad Wholesalers

Tre Harris
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Wilmington NC
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I know this is not the Wholesaling forum but I would like to hear from the other side of investors.

I have recently transitioned from being a roofing salesman to real estate investing. My goal is long term buy and holds but I am using wholesaling as a tool to achieve that goal.

My reason for leaving the roofing company was because me and my boss did not see eye to eye when it came to taking care of the homeowners we worked with.

Since wholesaling has two customer bases (sellers and buyers) I would like to hear what experiences or practices you have seen with wholesalers that uphold a sense of morals and character while also being efficient and the easiest to work with. Please share your bad experiences as well. I would like to learn from the good and bad so I can implement those lessons into my business.

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