Been going hard for a month now in wholesaling and feeling discouraged

@Johnny Coleman You are not the only one.feeling the pressure. I have been trying this strategy for a few months just on weekends and afternoons. Nothing closed yet but 2 I need to continue to follow up with. What has been your most promising lead sources? Mine have been driving for dollars. Keep on pushing 💪

@Mike Barone direct mail has been pretty good I get the calls and I make appts but nothing closed yet. Hopefully soon

You have to identify where in the process you are finding the roadblock. It's not closing because closing is a product of the conversation and relationship plus the motivation of the seller. How are you trying to close? Do you have your own cash and/or are you explaining the wholesale process? Do you have a vetted list of buyers? If a seller knows you want to write a contract, but not buy it yourself, and then try to sell it, but you don't have a vetted list, what is in it for them that they can't get somewhere else? What is unique about your approach to the wholesale that should sway them to close with you?

@Jonathan Greene I get appts and I get close to closing but nothing, I'm learning the process as I go, I really dont know much about what to say to sellers, I ask people and I get nothing so I'm just trying things on my own. And if it doesnt work I will give it up

@Johnny Coleman you identified the problem in your response. If you don't know much about what to say to sellers, how do you think you would succeed at wholesaling. The entire deal is made with what you say to them and how you react to them. What is your goal? Why are you doing it? Just trying things on your own doesn't seem like a good gameplan if you were serious about it. The sellers probably sense you don't have experience. And do you know how to evaluate the offer price and ARV? I think you went out on this too early. If you have leads that's great, but if you don't know what to do with them, what's the point?