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Erica Morrow
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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The Wholesaling process

Erica Morrow
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Minneapolis, MN
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So is wholesaling a hard process to get into or am I just making it way more complicated thinking about it in my head ?

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Nathan Witte
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Nathan Witte
  • Accountant
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@Erica Morrow well that is not such an easy answer. First and foremost, start looking at properties around your area but looking at deals daily. Learn the market and see what an average 2bed 2bath, 3bed 2bath, etc... listing is and once you start getting an understanding for your market, you will start to know when you come across a deal. The cost of contracts and such things are dependent on the title company that you go to, so you would need to talk to them. 

Hope this helped,

Nate Witte

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