New and Motivated to Learn Wholesaling in Houston, TX

New and Motivated to Learn Wholesaling in Houston, TX

Wholesaler · Houston, TX · Member since 2013 · 1 post · 0 votes

Hello!

My name is Grace Powell and I live in Houston, TX. I have some experience in Real Estate where my husband and I purchased and landlorded 6 rentals from 2003-2005. This experience turned bad due to people we were working with at the time but I know the power of Real Estate from that experience and I want to get back into investing. I've narrowed my scope to wholesaling because this is my best option at this point.

I'm currently working as a Customer Service Specialist at Xerox and my goal is to transition into full-time wholesaling. I'm taking a leap of faith into this and I'm so glad I found this site as it has been very helpful in provided insights as to what I should do to begin.

The bottom line is I need buyers and I'm willing to learn whatever you can teach me because I am determined and motivated to be successful at this. Please contact me if you want to work with someone who is teachable, trainable and looking for a way to change my current situation through Wholesaling.

Best Wishes everyone and I hope to hear from you soon.

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Licensed Real Estate Broker & Investor · Houston, TX · Member since 2012 · 521 posts · 104 votes
13y

Grace Powell Hey Grace, welcome to Bigger Pockets! As you can see, we have quite a few active members from the Houston area.

As for your interest in wholesaling, this may be very vague, but if you find good deals, the buyers will come out of the woodworks. I would recommend focusing on finding deals over finding buyers.

As with most things, desire and consistency are incredibly important in real estate investing. If you truly want to be successful at it, you will find a way. And to Sam Craven Sam's point, as long as you're consistently working your plan to achieve the goals you've set for yourself you'll be fine. Anybody can do something once, but you've got to make sure you're dedicated enough to do it again and again even when it doesn't seem like it's paying off right away.

All the best!

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  • Houston, TX · Member since 2011 · 673 posts · 360 votes
    13y

    Welcome to BP Grace. Houston has 3 very active REIA groups you should check out and get involved with, RICH, Wealth and Quest IRA.

    Set some goals and stick with them!

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    Investor · Maui, HI · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 3k+ votes
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    Investor · Houston, TX · Member since 2013 · 314 posts · 146 votes
    13y

    Hey Grace,

    Welcome to BP, the Houston market is very hot right now, check out the the wholesaling forums on the site for helpful tips. I am a buy and hold investor here in Houston.

  • Investor · Cypress, TX · Member since 2013 · 403 posts · 59 votes
    13y

    Welcome to BP Grace. You have come to the right website to learn more about real estate. Wholesaling is tough and a lot of work. Good luck to you!

  • Licensed Real Estate Broker & Investor · Houston, TX · Member since 2012 · 521 posts · 104 votes
    13y

    Grace Powell Hey Grace, welcome to Bigger Pockets! As you can see, we have quite a few active members from the Houston area.

    As for your interest in wholesaling, this may be very vague, but if you find good deals, the buyers will come out of the woodworks. I would recommend focusing on finding deals over finding buyers.

    As with most things, desire and consistency are incredibly important in real estate investing. If you truly want to be successful at it, you will find a way. And to Sam Craven Sam's point, as long as you're consistently working your plan to achieve the goals you've set for yourself you'll be fine. Anybody can do something once, but you've got to make sure you're dedicated enough to do it again and again even when it doesn't seem like it's paying off right away.

    All the best!

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