I'm working to start with wholesaling and them moving to cosmetic flips.

So I am doing my due diligence and running a bunch of Wholesaling Calculator reports to decide on my maximum allowable offer ($53,260) in order to get my desired return ($10,000) and the flippers ($30,000).

You have to sponsored to get your license in PA and wholesaling seems to go against brokers' license rules.

Even then, most of the investors seem to be focused on SFR, fix and flip, wholesaling, etc.

Wholesaling and Assignments: If you're in wholesaling, structuring the deal in a way that the end buyer covers most of the EMD could be another strategy.

Flipping, Wholesaling, Owning Rentals, Crypto, Stocks, etc.

When starting off in wholesaling is it better to find a buyer or a seller first?

I also wholesaled previously in Baltimore and had a Carrot site in 2014-2016 range before we launched InvestorFuse (We ran PPC traffic to it using AdWords Nerds at the time while working on SEO.)I wanted to shoot over a few bullet points of data from a recent Performance Report and some feedback from a Product Analyst on our team.

I’m looking to connect with someone who has scaled a wholesaling or real estate investing (REI) business to $2.5M+ in revenue, especially if door-knocking is a part of their strategy.

I was recently advised to look into wholesaling real estate as either a way to supplement income or create an entirely new career for myself.