New to Investing, wanting to focus on Wholesaling first

New to Investing, wanting to focus on Wholesaling first

Real Estate Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2017 · 6 posts · 1 vote

Hello, I'm Anthony.  I live in Dallas and I'm new to real estate investing.  My focus is on Wholesaling first and later I plan to build a rental portfolio and do fix & flips.  I'm looking to meet and network with experienced investors.  I teach 5th grade Math & Science, so I'm looking to supplement my income thru real estate.  Based on my research, wholesaling is a good way to break into real estate investing.  Any advice or direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Anthony 

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Rental Property Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2012 · 502 posts · 263 votes
8y

@Anthony Edwards What makes you say wholesaling is a good way to break into real estate investing? It is certainly a great learning experience, but to be a good wholesaler you need to develop a large range of skills, and be prepared to spend $3-5k per deal in marketing unless you have a lot of free time to spend on the cheaper marketing alternatives. 

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  • Raleigh, NC · Member since 2011 · 721 posts · 343 votes
    8y

    Anthony, welcome to the club. Read as much as you can. There is a lot of information here at BP. Also, there is plenty about wholesaling on youtube. Another good idea is to join your local REIA, good luck.

  • Chesterfield, SC · Member since 2017 · 142 posts · 73 votes
    8y

    Dallas is a tough area and understands wholesaling isn't a easy deal. It's just as hard or harder than Flipping and buy and hold.

  • Rental Property Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2012 · 502 posts · 263 votes
    8y

    @Anthony Edwards What makes you say wholesaling is a good way to break into real estate investing? It is certainly a great learning experience, but to be a good wholesaler you need to develop a large range of skills, and be prepared to spend $3-5k per deal in marketing unless you have a lot of free time to spend on the cheaper marketing alternatives. 

  • Real Estate Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2017 · 6 posts · 1 vote
    8y

    @Roland Paicely, @Jonathan Damon, & @Andrew Herrig, thank you for taking time to respond to my post.  I fully understand that Wholesaling is not an "easy" venture.  I personally chose this avenue first to get my feet wet in the real estate field.  I will continue to invest time and energy in learning the business.

    Roland, thanks for the advice! 

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