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Quitting College and Going into wholesale?

Parker Randolph
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Hey guys! I live in North Carolina and my mom has just started to get into wholesaling a month ago. She has a few cash buyers, about 7, and I know that is definitely not a lot but I feel as for 1 month getting into it she has done really well. Currently we have been driving for dollars in Fayetteville and we have been seeing decent places to research. Over Christmas, she contacted a few sellers over mail but so far no one has emailed or called her back. So long story short, I was wondering if I should quit College to help her? I am 20 years old and currently trying to get my Computer science degree. I really do enjoy coding but I also enjoy driving for dollars and I’m really willing to work hard for her and for myself. I want to do this because I want to be financially free by eventually investing in rental properties. I want to be able to work for myself. We haven’t gotten our first check yet and I know this isn’t a get rich quick type of thing. I know it would be lots of hard work for us but we’re both willing to learn.

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