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Account Closed
  • Bogota, NJ
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Read all I can read on Wholesaling..Now what?

Account Closed
  • Bogota, NJ
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Hello all,

I'm relatively new to real estate. I know I want to get into wholesaling to start with. Just wondering what I should do to get started. I'm from northern NJ. Steps I've taken so far is called bandit signs and created a company. Is there any advice on best ways to get started?

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John Horner
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John Horner
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  • Columbus, OH
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-Create 2 websites, one for seller and one for buyers. Create or pay someone from Odesk to create Pay-Per-Click campaigns to drive traffic to the websites.

-Buy a list of absentee owners with equity from listsource then use click2mail to send out postcards to them. Your phone will blow up.

-Go to meetups in your area to network with agents, cash buyers, contractors, wholesalers, etc.

-When you get your first check, reinvest in a bigger mailer and automating your business (hiring an answering service because talking to unmotivated sellers will be the biggest wast of your time.)

-Follow up with all leads, call back, send contracts, etc.

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