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Troy Primm
  • Rental Property Investor
  • FRESNO CA
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Wholesaling homes in California any updated info on Illinois?

Troy Primm
  • Rental Property Investor
  • FRESNO CA
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Good afternoon group!
I'm currently residing in California and still working towards my first deal. I understand the benefits of having a license while wholesaling homes however, i'm having trouble getting good info on wholesaling rules and regulations in the state of Illinois. I completely understand the content of the video posted i'd just like other opinions before choosing the direction that i need to be going in. Next move has to be calculated and i'd really appreciate feedback from anyone knowledgeable on this topic.
Does anyone think the wholesaling rules and regulations will eventually be updated for all other states?
The state of California requires all individuals to complete 130 hours of pre-requisites before taking the actual exam
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Thanks for your time and good luck on your endeavors!
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