All Forum Posts by: Dathan Fenwick

I have a deal going on in Delaware, and im wondering before anything else starts should i go undercontract or should until the buyers i have contacted make an offer on the property and then place it under contract.

This Wholesaling stuff kinda stressful, but ill push through it. First Deal in my sights. (Mental Note to myself)

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Washington, DC

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Quote from @Dathan Fenwick:

Hey, I'm a new investor, Im looking towards getting some units under my belt but know exactly where to start im located in washington dc and i feel like this market is little bit out of price range. So, I was wondering if anyone has any good pointers on where to start im open ears

Thank you so much for the tips and info, and ive been looking into the maryland markerts like capitol heights as well but i wanna first build capitol through saving and also wholesaling leverage that to expand myself. Itll definitely be very interesting journey for myself but thanks to the community and knowledge at range for me to it off its very possible

Hey Dathan- As others have said, getting into the game without any capital will be tough. Partnering with someone who has cash would obviously work and often times your credit, income, and even labor could be beneficial to them. Still, DC is tough. Very competitive. I'd suggest going into Maryland or VA and utilizing some of the aforementioned loan programs if possible. Personally, I think Frederick is a decent starter location for whats thats worth. Good luck to you either way!

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Quote from @Twannisha Jackson:

you could look out of state but I feel it’s risky especially being new. try to find something 30 mins out from where you are located, small cit/village/township etc. it’s expensive in my city (cincinnati) but i found something right/just under my price point. it’s a 38 min drive from my job but it is mines :)

Ill definetly take a look at some

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I might be able to take a look around upper marlborro maybe, Ill look around.
Thing is around dc we got rockville, silver spring, alexandria alot of pricey markets

I hear DC is pricey .....And investing OOS is scary. Can you find a place that's an hour drive, either in VA or MD, out in the country a bit more??

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