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Emmanuel Gonzalez
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Looking to start a wholesaling business

Emmanuel Gonzalez
  • San Bernardino, CA
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Hey everyone, so I'm looking to start a wholesaling business on the side to start getting my feet wet in Real estate and to build capital to eventually be able to venture into and fund my own BRRRR deals. I want to start in my back yard in San Bernardino in the inland empire in southern California but I'm not sure whether it's possible to wholesale here in Southern California. Would anyone recommend virtual wholesaling over wholesaling in your city? Any advice really that could me on my wholesaling journey is appreciated.

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Jim Pellerin
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Jim Pellerin
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Either way works. You just have to do some things differently. I have a student in Temecula that is wholesaling. He has a lot of buyers in the area and in San Diego.

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