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Updated almost 13 years ago,
Thinking about getting into Wholesaling in Los Angeles
Hi everyone-
I discovered wholesaling a month or two ago by downloading Sean Terry's book on my iPad a few months ago. I devoured it in a day or two and immediately started listening to his podcasts. While I haven't listened to all of the podcasts, I've listened to enough to make me more than a little curious.
I live in Los Angeles, where the real estate market has taken it on the chin the past four years. I also work in architecture so I am familiar with construction and design. The profession of architecture has been in flux and and it seems like i should broaden my horizons. I love the profession, I just don't enjoy the downward pressure on salaries and competition for crappy jobs.
I'm also technically savvy. I've setup a few websites and find it easy and dare I say fun to do. I also know how to use Google Ad Words, Google analytics, Aweber, etc. So I know I can do the legwork to set up and market a succesful wholesaling practice. I take a lot of pride in doings things myself, so I would learn the in and outs the hard way.
Aside from the inexperience of actually not having done a move, I'm unsure if L.A. is a good market for wholesaling or not. What is everyone's experience with the Los Angeles market? My biggest fear is that I am spinning my wheels. The older I get, the more precious my time becomes.