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All Forum Posts by: John Guillory

John Guillory has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you Mr. Ramirez and Mr. Eric. I am coming to see that what you said about the numbers is true. That piece of advice was very helpful for me and its been of pretty good use already, even though it has barely been a week.

Thank y’all! That clarifies some things pretty well. That thread got pretty heated but it showed me some incites. Thank you for linking that. I do think I am still going to try it, of course with the advice of y’all two in mind. The input is much appreciated :)

I have recently been learning about wholesale real estate and creative finance and thought that they were amazing ways to get into real estate without needing large amounts of capital on hand or taking out a high interest loan. That seems to hold true after some significant research, however, I see a trend that labels wholesalers as shady individuals. I of course want to avoid this, and was wondering the best method/ information i needed to avoid this stereotype. And maybe a bigger question i had for the more knowledgeable individuals is: Is the practice of wholesale real estate shady in itself or is it just a lot of the people that it attracts?