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Beginner Wholesale Action Plan
Hi All,
I'm new to the forums and curious to know if any of the seasoned vets here have an action plan for getting started in wholesaling? I just started listening to the BP podcasts and take notes when I do in order get a plan going. I'm looking for an action plan so I can hold myself accountable to get started. Over the years I've showed interest in investing but taken no action. If it makes any difference, I reside in Georgia. Thanks in advance and I look forward to networking here!
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Welcome to BP Terry!
As a Marine, you know that an action plan without the prior proper training leads to losing the battle. I suggest you get to RE basic training first, then start your plan.
Oh, you'll get words of encouragement from the wheeler dealer types, jump in, go for it, but most of them won't be around in 3 years, those still saying that are probably trying to sell you something or mentor you.
So, from an old vet, get the basics of RE first, stay out of trouble as you begin, don't make a fool of yourself with others in the business, like Realtors or good investors. Learn, then do. Good luck :)