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Larri Fletcher
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Is wholesaling dead?

Larri Fletcher
  • Wholesaling
  • North Las Vegas, NV
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is wholesaling dead inn nevada. I see alot of videos posted on youtube and it looks like wholesaling was something hot 5yrs ago. Is it worth trying today 2015 - 2016

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Eric H.
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Eric H.
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  • Baltimore, MD
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@Larri Fletcher Not sure about your area but I think deals nationwide are becoming harder to locate. Wholesalers have to find better than good deals. We have to find great deals. It takes a little more digging but it can be done. Houses will forever be bought and sold. With that being said I recommend that you get a RE License. With it, you can work the retail side of the business and still do your wholesaling thing. You will have to find a brokerage that is ok with it and please be sure to check with a local attorney regarding your responsibility as a licensee when it comes to wholesaling.

Hope this helps!

Sincerely,

E. Harris

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