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Updated over 4 years ago, 04/08/2020

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Rodney Kennedy
  • Wholesaler
  • South Carolina
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A new wholesaler in South Carolina with a few questions

Rodney Kennedy
  • Wholesaler
  • South Carolina
Posted

Hello everyone I'm a new wholesaler in S.C.

I was wondering if I could get some professional advice.

With today's current environment (Coronavirus damaging the economy) have I picked the wrong time to become a wholesaler? I know a lot of people out there are going to need help and may have to downsize or get rid of unwanted bills such as homes that they are sitting on and doing absolutely nothing with. That seems like the best situation for a wholesaler but I guess my all-important question becomes...is there anyone still buying? Are buyers sitting still for the moment to see how this thing plays out in the economy or are they pushing forward and continuing to work with wholesalers? Particularly in South Carolina. If so where would I find the buyers that are still open to purchasing contracts?

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