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Updated about 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it too late for the Minnesota Market?
Realtors in my area are saying home prices are starting and have been rising in my state. I was informed I should get my realtor license and sell instead of trying to wholesale. Any flippers or wholesalers in the area that can play devils advocate?
edit: I have also been told most deals have been bought up by institutional investors.