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Updated over 12 years ago, 07/19/2012

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Alex E.
  • Boston, MA
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helping other people succeed

Alex E.
  • Boston, MA
Posted

Hi everyone,

I have been thinking about this for some time. The culture in real estate investing seems that everyone is out to help each other succeed.

But with wholesaling whenever someone asks me how I create my letters I feel as though I should not tell them because if they have the same success rate as I do, then all the houses around the neighborhood will be flooded with letters asking if they want to sell their house.

In the short term I might be helping out a fellow investor, but in the long run the market is going to get saturated and everyone is going to start finding less deals because the competition will be so high. Every house will be getting like a ton of letters from numerous investors and no one will be getting any deals.

Anyone have a different perspective?

Thanks.

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