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Armani Emon
  • Baltimore, MD
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How can I get more leads in less time?

Armani Emon
  • Baltimore, MD
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Guys I have the advantage of time on my hands.

Knowing this

My goal is to get to my reaching goal of 10-25 wholesale deals in 6 months.

For the people who are wholesaling effortlessly, how can i leverage my time so that I can start producing more deals in less time?

Disrespect , sarcasm. and anything but genuine helpful answers are not welcomed.

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Alex Nelson
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Alex Nelson
  • Arlington, TX
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Just keep going. I don't think I've ever heard of a wholesaler who just started and is doing tons of deals right off the bat. At least not without some killer funding to back them. If you are just starting out with wholesaling, just stick with your systems and constantly improve upon them. The longer you keep tweeking and working on your systems, the more deals you will begin to find.
Remember that if finding a deal was something easy that anyone could do right off the bat, there would be no job for the wholesalers. You've got to build your presence in a market and keep pushing until you gain some traction. @David Bokman has an excellent point. This is less about real estate and more about marketing. You have to be known!

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