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Lee Tabb
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  • Toledo, OH
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First year of Investing and learning about real estate

Lee Tabb
  • Specialist
  • Toledo, OH
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I am brand new to real estate. I have been listening to bigger pockets podcasts non stop for the past 4-5 months trying to teach myself wholesaling and six and flip. I have yet to execute my very first wholesale deal. But I was reading around about my state of Ohio, and began to wonder if it would be smarter to get my real estate liscence before I attempt to do a wholesale deal? My thoughts were I would have direct access to the mls so that would give me a leg up. I am not sure with me being a newbie and all. I would really appreciate some feedback and honest dialogue about what the best route might be?

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Venesia S.
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  • Huntley, IL
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Venesia S.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Huntley, IL
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Hey Lee! Fellow newbie here. From what I've seen, you could always consider networking and partnering with a real estate agent that would be willing to pull comps from the MLS for you. Just an idea. I'm interested in this as well and will interested to see what additional guidance the pros give!

Good luck with your investments!

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