I am wrapping up my licensing education with the intent of being able to buy and wholesale solo part-time, while keeping my full time job.How would I go about finding a brokerage that would sponsor me as a sales agent while allowing me to have this flexibility?

His partner is non licensed and represents the business on the wholesale side of things.

I bought a wholesale property last January using a hard money loan with 80k in renovations.

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I am still super excited even after about a year now of learning and entering into the community, yet to achieve a wholesale deal.

So someone trying to set up a network that includes: Wholesalers, agents, GCs, lenders, PMs, etc it is hard because there sooo many people that are just not good at their job. 

I have heard of bird dogging in the single-family space for flippers and wholesalers.

what will happen is the wholesale price of the homes is going to have to go down.. this will squeeze wholesaler profits and less money for those that sell their homes that are in need of rehab renovation.

There are countless "newbies" who wholesale part-time and have done 1-2 deals their first year.

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