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To Wholesale or Not..
Hello all, I have been driving for dollars and sending out letters looking for properties in distress for the better part of 5 months. One of my leads just contacted me today.The lead is out of my price range with a downpayment I can't cover in a very nice neighborhood. Now,I have been looking primarily for properties to buy and hold and I recently (2 days ago) signed a contract with a real estate agent to work with them
I am wondering if I should wholesale it since I can't buy it. And from that, how does my realtor fit in to all of this?