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Cameron Dycus
  • Realtor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Can a Newbie Wholesale?

Cameron Dycus
  • Realtor
  • Oklahoma City, OK
Posted

Hello,

I’ve been studying the investment world for about a month now and I’m super anxious to get started. I’m 19 yo and have been a realtor for a year now, I’ve got about $25k saved up and I am trying to weigh my options.

I’ve spoke with my lenders to see when I could get qualified for a loan and it wouldn’t be until next April (tax season), but I want to get started before that.

That brings me to wholesales, I understand the key components of the game, is wholesaling something I should look into more in regard to a source of income right now? Or would I even be able to purchase now since I don’t have 2 years of filed taxes to get a loan?

I would love to hear the BiggerPockets people’s opinions! Any ideas for me to dip my toes in investing until I can get to April when I plan to Brrrr a duplex?

Thanks so much!

Cameron Dycus

Serving Oklahoma City

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