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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling in Frederick/Washington County
Hello All,
I would like to begin wholesaling in the Frederick and Washington County area. But compared to other markets I have considered Frederick and Washington County seem to be VERY SLOW.
Starting out I would like to do 1-2 wholesale deals per month but I am wondering if that is a reasonable goal for that market? I know a few wholesalers who are doing very well in the Baltimore area; but I did not want to go into that market. I have been told Frederick is good for retail and Washington County is good for buy and hold. But what about wholesaling? Is Frederick/Washington County a good area for wholesaling or should I by pass it and look into other markets?
Thanks,
Seonaid