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Garrett Marqua
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Garrett Marqua
  • Washington, DC
Posted Oct 28 2016, 11:35

Hello everyone! I'm not sure why I didn't join the community earlier! I've been listening to podcast after podcast, reading article after article, and I can't get enough.

I'm targeting wholesale and BRRRR opportunities to begin building my portfolio. Also, just about to hit the turning point and TAKE ACTION now that I've set up a foundation for deal making (email, phone #, cash buyers list, etc.).

All that said, I'd love any advice or contacts. With the DC Metro area market so large, I've been finding it tricky to narrow criteria on motivated sellers! 

All the best,

Garrett 

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Benny D.
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Benny D.
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Replied Oct 28 2016, 12:20

Welcome Garrett. Best of luck in all your future deals! 

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Mark Nolan
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Mark Nolan
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Replied Oct 28 2016, 13:06

@Garrett Marqua

Welcome to Bigger Pockets. Make sure to listen to the podcasts. They are very informative, and contain ample information on investing in real estate.

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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ModeratorReplied Oct 28 2016, 13:09

Welcome to BP. Wholesaling is a function of the market that provides a shot of liquidity into a an an non-liquid property. So look to the areas of less liquidity in our market. DC itself, and the wealthier suburbs have high amounts of liquidity, so you will find less wholesaling going on in those areas. PG county is a lot less liquid, and thus you find a lot more wholesaling there.

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Garrett Marqua
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Garrett Marqua
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Replied Oct 29 2016, 05:38

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome and great advice. All much appreciated. I live locally in Washington DC and would really enjoy grabbing some coffee and/or a local meetup. 

@Russell Brazil Looking forward to listening to your podcast episode later today! 

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Philip E.
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Philip E.
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Replied Oct 29 2016, 11:46

@Garrett Marqua 

Welcome to BP! ...Its very competitive here, but my experience tells me there is much opportunity.  Happy investing!

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Upen Patel
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Replied Oct 29 2016, 11:56

Hi! @Garrett Marqua Welcome to BP

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Andrew Sheppard
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Replied Nov 1 2016, 17:30

Welcome @Garrett Marqua! I look forward to seeing you on the webinar tomorrow!

Happy Hunting,

Shep