All Forum Posts by: Jack Sweeter

Hey Michael thank you for the advice. If I may ask, why stick to it for only 90 days? What happens after that if you do not find a property? Should you switch up your strategy?

I have some questions for those who are wholesaling in the Triangle area of North Carolina...

Are any wholesalers in these areas having any luck finding properties? It seems as if those in distress can quickly sell their property on the MLS.

If you are finding deals, how many do you find, and how quickly are they going?

Can you get conventional loans (FHA, HUD 203k) on wholesaled properties or are you expected to pay all cash as the investor?

What kinds of marketing do you use to find the properties and what types of clients bring your their properties?

Finally, are there any wholesalers with a strong agent and contractor network that could help me find a distressed property?

Hello BiggerPockets! I am currently a freshman in college who is finishing up his first semester at school. I am already planning on majoring in Business with a concentration in real estate and finance but there is one problem. The business school at UNC- Chapel Hill is highly competitive and only 50% of applicants get in each year to pursue a business degree. Since I am trying to get out of college in 3 years (3.5 at max), if I am not accepted into the business school I will go for other majors and count on my networking to get into real estate. What other majors should I pursue? Or should I try to apply twice to the business school to get in and go to school for four years?

I understand that a major is not necessary and experience is the most important but I will only be going for an undergraduate because I want to find a W2 to fund my first properties. 

Hello! My name is Jack Sweeter and I recently turned 18 years old. I am looking for somebody in the Charlotte area who knows how to leverage properties and can teach me to do so. 

Thanks!

Jack Sweeter