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How to get a win, win, win in wholesale?
Hey everyone, my name is Ethan, I’m a 20 year old guy from Texas and I’m looking to get my first wholesale deal. ANY answer is greatly appreciated! My question is:
As a wholesaler how can you structure a deal where the seller wins, the wholesaler wins, and the buyer wins? (How do I best serve my interests, the sells, and the buyers)
I want to be a wholesaler that solves problems, and gets good deals where everyone wins. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!