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Wholesaling Journey - First Steps

Alfredo Gallegos
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Hey everyone! So for the past years I have been educating myself with RE strategies such as the BRRRR method, Fix/Flip, Commercial, and now Wholesale. Given the state, location (Chicago) and mental, that I am in, I was wondering what would you all suggest as my first steps on getting into wholesaling in Chicago or nearby cities/states.

As of now I don't have my RE license so I know I am limited to 1 sale for the 12 months in Illinois, so I wanted to see if maybe this first sale can help:

1) identify if wholesaling is for me

2) Build capital for my first home purchase (MFH) since I am still with my parents.

I have attended local meet ups and have noticed partnering or maybe potential Joint Ventures can be an option, so definitely opened to any suggestions/advice.

Thanks in advance!

- Alfredo 

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