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Tyler Finley
  • Farmington, NY
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Help a Newbie?

Tyler Finley
  • Farmington, NY
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Hi,

My name is Tyler, I'm 19 and currently do not go to school due to funding issues. I came across something about wholesaling and it peaked my interests. I have no realty background whatsoever. I don't know if I am in over my head by wanting to learn to wholesale. I figured since I am a good "people person" and am good at marketing my name, that maybe I could try it.

I read about contracts and stuff but I don't know what contracts are needed to wholesale and how to use them. Or what it means to put a house under contract. People say that they do this without any money from their own pockets. Is this true?

Sorry for all the stupid questions. If anyone could help me get some footing on this, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Tyler

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