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Chantelle Hester
  • Raleigh, NC
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wholesale or multifamily

Chantelle Hester
  • Raleigh, NC
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Im just starting to learn some important things about the real estate industry . Ive joined my local Rei club and the next meeting is in a few weeks . I need some feedback on if I should start with wholesale or multifamily ? I have a full time job so the funds are pretty easy to come by. I plan on networking, starting with the rei club to build a strong team before I make any serious moves but I really would appreciate some feedback from my fellow members also . Thanks .

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Lamont Taylor
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  • Fall River, MA
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Lamont Taylor
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fall River, MA
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why not both? Wholesale bring you immediate cash to buy and hold the multi fams which brings you wealth. Thats the strategy im implementing. They shouldn't be mutually exclusive.

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