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Updated about 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

Hi all! Newbie would like to know, once and for all...
Is it possible to begin a successful, part-time wholesaling business with little or no money? Say, for $500.00 or less. I'm currently out of work, and though I expect that to change soon, I will spend at least a couple of additional months getting caught up on my bills. So is it possible for someone in my situation to get even just one wholesale deal under his belt to really begin this venture, or should I wait until I have 5-10 thousand dollars to start? Any help from the pros would be much appreciated :mrgreen: