Ryan Pineda wholesale 2.0

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Wholesaler · Columbus, OH · Member since 2024 · 16 posts · 16 votes
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Don’t buy expensive courses when you can learn everything for free on YouTube. There’s a lot of valuable information out there without spending thousands of dollars. I personally read 2 books about wholesaling that cost me under $100, which gave me a solid foundation. On top of that, I watched Zach and Rick’s videos, which are great resources and completely free. It’s all about putting in the effort to learn and apply the strategies.

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  • Wholesaler · Columbus, OH · Member since 2024 · 16 posts · 16 votes
    1y

    Don’t buy expensive courses when you can learn everything for free on YouTube. There’s a lot of valuable information out there without spending thousands of dollars. I personally read 2 books about wholesaling that cost me under $100, which gave me a solid foundation. On top of that, I watched Zach and Rick’s videos, which are great resources and completely free. It’s all about putting in the effort to learn and apply the strategies.

  • Member since 2023 · 6 posts · 1 vote
    1y

    @Abass Aden , which two books did you read that you would recommend for wholesaling? Please tell. I also watch Zach and Rick's videos.

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    Investor · VA · Member since 2015 · 21k+ posts · 19k+ votes
    1y
    Quote from @Pj Arora:

    Hi, 

    Has anyone tried Ryan Pineda’s wholesale 2.0? How was your experience?


     Is this the guy that has a class action lawsuit against him?

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  • Investor · Bucks County · Member since 2023 · 196 posts · 156 votes
    1y

    @Chris Seveney Do you have details on the class action? You're the master of tracking this stuff down. Not a surprise to see another guru being exposed.

  • Member since 2023 · 2 posts · 0 votes
    1y

    Is wholesaling a good idea for someone who hasn't bought a single property yet. I want to invest in long term assets like rental property, hold them for as long as I can and rinse and repeat. The biggest problem I see in today's market is the cash flow opportunities are minimal and you need atleast 100k with down payment, repairs closing cost and agent's commission for investing in a 300k property in NJ, which would be a small 2bhk property which you would hardly break even. In times like this people like me would want to learn about other real estate strategies like wholesaling that can help me gather the down payment faster. Am I wrong in thinking like that?

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