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Emanuele Nembrini
  • Wholesaler
  • Dallas, TX
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Head First Into Wholesaling

Emanuele Nembrini
  • Wholesaler
  • Dallas, TX
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Hello all and Happy Holidays! 

I hope this post finds you all well. I recently located to Dallas, TX and have been interested in getting into Real Estate investing for the previous few years. It seems Wholesaling is the best avenue to get into investing and was curious on some tips, tricks, and strategies you may all have. 

My biggest hurdle I believe is not having the capital currently and additionally having some investors lined up to pass/sell to on properties I get under contract.

I hope to bring you all value also in some way but was hoping to get a few tidbits from those who have experience in Wholesaling in the past, thank you in advance! 

Emanuele Nembrini

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Jordan Fulmer
  • Investor
  • Huntsville, AL
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Jordan Fulmer
  • Investor
  • Huntsville, AL
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Hi Emanuele, from my experience, your biggest hurdles will be locating deals and negotiating good deals with sellers. I would really dive into your marketing strategies. So many people get into wholesaling but don't realize that finding motivated sellers is not a walk in the park. Aside from honing in your marketing and negotiation strategies, building your buyers list will also be helpful. This will allow you to understand the types of deals your buyers are looking for and what prices you should be getting deals under contract for.

Another note: from my experience, if you get a good deal under contract, you shouldn't have an issue finding someone to buy it. Especially in this market.

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