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Updated about 10 years ago,
Is wholesaling sustainable for the long term or just for the short term following dips.
I understand finding either decent or great wholesale deals is a product of whether that deal is motivated by personal issues; e.g., divorce, tired of land lording, etc. However, I also know that both the macro and micro economies/markets, stripped of the personal issues mentioned above, also contribute to whether you have a wholesale deal or not.
My question is based off the later part of what makes up a wholesale deal; i.e., the macro and micro economies/markets. Will these deals really be as prevalent once the markets level off (which we've begun to see), or can we expect to see these markets sustaining decent to great wholesale deals?
I'm very green, so I appreciate any feedback/input.