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wholesaling Southern California
Hello! I am a real estate wholesaler in Southern California, I just got started in February and have yet to close a deal. Any suggestions on how I should go about getting a deal very soon?
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I would intend a local REIA and understand what your local market is doing. If you're indeed in Southern California and are looking to do a wholesale deal very soon, you might be setting your expectations up for failure.