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Mike Rubin
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What is wholesaling?

Mike Rubin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Avon, CT
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Everyone keeps telling me that I need to start with wholesaling before I get myself in too deep since I am still a newbie.

Without making fun of me, what is wholesaling? Or can someone help me find a link with this topic already open because I cannot find it though it must exist, lol.

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Please don't take offense, but the experienced posters on this site prefer to answer specific questions rather than the sort of generic questions you asked. Rather than ask that type of generic question, dig in and read the posts from the forum that was already identified above - and then ask your specific questions regarding a topic you have trouble with. There are no "dumb" questions, but we first expect that you perform a bit of your own research and learn as you read, since most questions posted on this site seem to be repetitive and hence already have been answered more than once.

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