One piece of advice for getting into wholesaling?

One piece of advice for getting into wholesaling?

Member since 2018 · 1 post · 0 votes
Good Evening, I recently attended a class on Wholesaling at my University. It really peaked my interest, and I’m starting to look into it more. For my veterans out there, what is one piece of advice that you wish you knew early into the game? Any tips help! Where to start research, resources, etc.
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  • Specialist · Salem, OR · Member since 2015 · 86 posts · 54 votes
    7y

    I don't wholesale much any more but do your best to get as much free info and marketing as possible when you first start.

    Check out "Max Maxwell" on youtube. I've heard good things about him and his videos are very helpful.

  • Investor · Indian Trail, NC · Member since 2018 · 63 posts · 33 votes
    7y

    @Justin Mullins check out Max Maxwell on youtube....he is a rockstar wholsesaler here in NC, he is the real deal and he gives a ton of information and content away for free. I highly suggest watching ALL of his videos on youtube. (I watch at 1.25 speed to save time)

    Another great resource is the WholesalingInc podcast. Full disclosure, they do have a training course that is something like $5000 to join, so the podcast can come off kind of pitchy sometimes, but if you're willing to put up with a bit of that, there is also a TON of really good, actionable information in those podcasts.

    On a side note, while I have not paid for that training, everyone I've seen here on BP who did join their program swears by it. Personally, I think you can find all the info you need to get started here on BP, on youtube, on podcasts, and in books. 

    For any unanswered questions, go to a meetup and network and get up with someone who is actually doing it, and I'm sure they can fill in the blanks. But if you have a bunch of money burning a whole in your pocket and you just want to hit the easy button, I think it probably would be worth it to join that training program. But either way, check out their podcast.

    Good luck!

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