All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Jerry Puckett, I'm not sure what you mean when you say "you're starting to sound like a guru." I'm just giving Chris my opinion on what I would do if I were in his situation. He asked for opinions and I gave him mine.

Chris Speights if you think wholesaling is 95% equity, that means you're trying to do everything yourself (which, yes, might as well be a 9-5 job.) Why not start automating some of the processes that can be automated? Hire one or a few people so you can outsource some of the non-value added work. That will free up more of your time so you can work on the aspects of your business that really matter and will actually grow your business.

Why would you want to sell, just to work at a JOB for someone else the rest of your life? I'm not trying to be rude but don't you want to work for yourself in YOUR wholesale business?

Why not just quit your job and work at your wholesale business full time? You can make a lot more money doing that than you could at any job.

Just a thought.

Well put Kyle J. I couldn't have said it better myself!

Joel Owens, well said my man. It's all a learning experience. You learn by teaching others just as you learn by teaching yourself.

Having a scarcity mentality will not get you very far in this business. The fact is that there ARE an unlimited amount of deals out there. There will always be motivated sellers in distressed situations looking to sell ASAP. If you are in a small market, start expanding outward to other markets. Virtual wholesaling is not as hard as it seems (and actually, much more convenient once you know how to do it!)

You should be proud of the fact that you were able to groom another person into being a successful wholesaler. It WILL pay off 10 fold in the future. You may not see it now, but the people you help now, will pay it back to you many times over in the future, some way, somehow.

Great point Brian Hoyt. Helping others is the greatest learning experience. I've learned more teaching real estate wholesaling to others, that I could have ever learned reading all the books and listening to all the courses in the world!

Alex E. you have it all backwards. The market will never become saturated because there are more deals out there than we all know about.

When you help someone out, you are giving. Once someone gives, someone else has to receive. There is no receiving without giving. Therefore, the more you give the more you will receive. Maybe not directly and maybe not instantly but "what goes around, comes around." I live my life by this everyday and have personally witnessed its powers.

Try it sometime and see how it works for you!

Michael Quarles, agreed! This site just gives me a huge burst of energy everytime I log on or check my monitored topics. Thanx Joshua Dorkin!

George King I agree 100%. Those are some great perks. The best part that trumps all for me would probably be the freedom aspect of working anywhere anytime.

Especially now that I'm focusing more and more on virtual wholesaling, I'm taking the book "The 4 Hour Work Week" to a whole new level.

Great point Will Sifert. There are no "ups" without the "downs." If there were only ups, life would get pretty boring pretty fast. Whenever you're feeling down, just remember that there will be an up that will follow it.