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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

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Doug Jones
  • Wholesaler
  • Mays Landing, NJ
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Wholesaling got too popular.

Doug Jones
  • Wholesaler
  • Mays Landing, NJ
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Wholesaling ain’t as easy as it used to be! It’s become over saturated thanks to the Guru boom in recent years sharing all of the trade secrets on YouTube (heck, that’s how I learned!).

My long winded question is this:

What are some fresh new money-making strategies ( real-estate or not ) that aren’t on the hype yet, that don’t take much start up capital, similar to wholesaling before it got popular?

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Manny Vasquez
  • Real Estate Agent
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Manny Vasquez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orange County
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Another one is "Sub-To"....but be careful of buying into these expensive "Sub-To" guru programs. Every gury, especially Pace Morby, makes it seem like there are a ton of these "Sub-To" deals out there when in reality, there are very, very few of these types of deals.   The "zero-down, take-over-my-2.5%-mortgage" is a unicorn example that he likes to throw out there as bait for all newbies to buy into his program.  

  • Manny Vasquez

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