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John J Garza
  • NC
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Wholesaling Homes: Opinion

John J Garza
  • NC
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So I saw someone asking a question about wholesaling and another person shot them down and said if they’re not a broker they’re basically the lowest of lows in real estate investing. It was also said that if a wholesaler brought a deal to that “buyer” they’d cut out the middle man (wholesaler) and go straight to seller with all the information and just buy it straight from the source.

My question is, why? Why was/is it that big of a deal? This was something I was interested in and I’ve always been interested in wholesaling but that kind of changed my look on it and was sort of discouraging to read as a new investor.

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