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Samantha Baez
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Virtual Wholesaling Market Questions

Samantha Baez
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis choosing my virtual wholesale market. I've brought it down to 4 main cities I am thinking of doing business in: Baltimore, MD, Indianapolis, IN, Columbus, OH, and Milwaukee, WI. Any other wholesalers doing business in these areas have some advice on their markets? Looking to enter more of a renters market. Thanks!

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Marcus Auerbach
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Marcus Auerbach
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Originally posted by @Samantha Baez:

I'm having a bit of analysis paralysis choosing my virtual wholesale market. I've brought it down to 4 main cities I am thinking of doing business in: Baltimore, MD, Indianapolis, IN, Columbus, OH, and Milwaukee, WI. Any other wholesalers doing business in these areas have some advice on their markets? Looking to enter more of a renters market. Thanks!

 Real estate is all about having a competitive advantage, that's why people tell you to niche down. Wholesaling is one of the toughest gigs there is, you need to master so many things from marketing to estimating, don't add another layer of difficulty on top. If you master it at home, maybe you can take your approach remote, but starting remote seems nuts to me. I wish you success and you will find it easier in a market you know! I know that LA is very expensive and very competitive, but most markets are hyper competitive these days. It also means there are lots of flippers in LA looking for a deal, thats where I would start to gind if I were you.

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