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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Wholesaling as a freshman in high school
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@Account Closed I also started real estate at a young age, everyone saying that you are too young because you can't enter into contracts is right but not thinking creatively. Depending on what type of investor you want to target with wholesaling (flipper or buy and hold). Just send deals that you have evaluated their way. Make sure that your math is correct, speak to them on the phone first otherwise your reputation will be shot. If you really can find good deals and you impress someone they will trust you in the future. They will also feel as if they should compensate you somehow, this will likely come in the form of mentorship/ education and future business until you are of working age. Please reach out if you would like to discuss further.