I think this is a marketing post, lol.

My target markets are NY and CT, but I’m definitely open to expanding my horizons.Since most friends and family members are hesitant about real estate investing, I'm on the lookout for a mentor who can guide me through this journey and potentially partner with me along the way.If you have any advice or know someone who might be willing to help me get started, please let me know!

And so, knowing that RE investing is my ticket to financial freedom as well as how important a location/market is for investing, how much do you believe I value the RE market while looking for my first job?

Here’s why you should consider investing in this growing market:Affordable LandFlorence offers affordable land compared to larger markets, allowing investors to secure property at lower prices with strong potential for appreciation as the area develops.High Demand for New HomesThe city’s growing population is driving demand for new construction.

I'm looking to connect with other wholesalers, real estate agents, and investors who are interested in off-market deals in the $100k -$150k range.My focus is on finding off-market properties for fix & flip or long-term rentalopportunities, and I'm building my buyer's list as I get started.

When I have done new construction between $500k-$1M in cost the contractor asked for 5% upfront, to be reimbursed at the draw that completes framing, and this was fairly standard in its market. 

Why not just write the initial $50k offer in the name of your company and avoid the wholesale aspect of it altogether?

My journey into real estate began with a fascination for property markets and a desire to create impactful investments.Currently, I'm eagerly scouting for opportunities in real estate, aiming to leverage my knowledge and network to uncover hidden gems and lucrative deals.I thrive on collaboration and believe in the power of partnerships.

My realtor brought me an off market deal.

Their best bet is likely to sell on the open market...so why should they make less money (potentially) so you can make more?