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Shi'Mere Andrus
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Torrance, CA
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One Wholesale Deal in the Past Year

Shi'Mere Andrus
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Torrance, CA
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I desepartely need help. I completed one wholesale deal in the past year. It was my first and only. I think I was just lucky to get that deal done.

My problems-

1. I can't find buyers. I've been to my RE club to find buyers. This is a huge club. They usually have about close 200 people there a month. Obviously, I can't talk to everyone. I've left my investor profile forms on the table so people can fill them out and fax or email them back. No luck there.

2. I have no money to advertise.

3. I live in the Los Angeles, CA area. I'm not sure if homes are really selling over here like they did a couple of years ago.

3. Lastly, and think most importantly I feel like I've gotten in this at the wrong time. There's so much inventory out there that an investor may not need a wholesaler. And sellers are just letting the bank have thier home. And can investors and potential homebuyers get credit in this recession?

I'm almost to the point of giving up. I haven't been on this site for a couple of months because I'm not getting the success others here are getting.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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