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Christian Brown
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Who Is A Worthy Wholesaling Mentor For Beginners?

Christian Brown
  • New Hampshire
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Hey guys. Im a brand new, I mean brand new aspiring wholesaler. I read and watch a lot on the subject and feel like I learn quite a bit but I know that a mentor would be super beneficial. Ive heard some good things about Chris Bruce and I like the presentation from CC Garland; who seems relatively inexpensive compared to some Gurus(no thanks). Any thoughts based on experience, on either of these guys?

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Michael Slockers
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Michael Slockers
  • Real Estate Entrepreneur
  • Owasso, OK
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@Christian Brown

There is some good feedback on this thread already.

I would add to what others have said: sometimes it is worth it to pay for an expedited learning process. I think some of the lead generation content and wholesale courses our there could be worth it for the sake of consolidated information, systems to help you succeed, and probably most important would be the accountability a coach offers.

Not all coaches and courses are out to steal your money guys. I'd argue that many of them are seeking to provide real value.

I recommend find a local wholesaler and ask to work with them and learn the business that way.

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