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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is wholesaleing in LA area dead for now?
I have been reading threads about wholesaling and looking for opportunities in my area or people that are actively doing this strategy. What I'm finding is not very much activity. I heard recently at a REIA meeting that wholesaling has greatly diminished in the northern LA area and that the strategy is not that viable right now. Can anyone confirm or refute this? Thanks.