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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Confused, Need Some Input
Needing some feedback from you guys. I am new. In TX. Learning the wholesaling side of things right now in order to replace my current income with hopes to build wealth long term with other forms of RE investing. I have worked for myself for 20 years and currently own a business. Strong sales and marketing background too. But, I am ready for a change. Don't have the credit or cash to just buy up properties. Here are my questions:
1. Should I spend the money I do have on a coach or just get my direct marketing started? Been considering a coach such as TomK but have someone I know that works with a BP pro out of TX (JerryP).
2. Can I really make this cash flow within 6-9 months, meaning wholesaling?
3. Hearing lots of debate about Wholesaling being illegal. Apparently in TX we are good as long as it is done in a certain way.
Thanks ahead of time.