All Forum Posts by: Latoya Wright

As a newbie into RE, I have been doin some research without help. There are 2 business I want to try to get into:

Wholesale or Overages surplus

From what I hear and see RE Agents dislike/Hate wholesalers, I’ve seen aggression on BP towards them like they are a disease or something and my aunt is a RE Agent, I don’t want to clash with her. On the flip side wholesale is said to be a good way to get into RE without the pain in the *** license, and it’s something I can do without cash in hand.

Overages seems like another good ways to get into RE without a license and no cash up front. But the process seems drawn out without an attorney... some even says The the likelihood to get into legal trouble is high if done alone.

I’m at a crossroad... thoughts anyone?

Ive noticed a bad rep is circling around the name of the wholesaler: like how greedy they get or they don’t bring the numbers. Never Me! I don’t want to become this even tho I’m a new wholesaler. So I ask you investors and other wholesalers, what are some good practices that you enjoy when you dealing with a wholesaler? I don’t want to be one of those that throws up a number and wait for someone to bite the deal.

Ty so much, I promise to Do the best I can not to Be "that guy"

So it's a matter if you find a GOD Roll (gamer term) then the buyers will come anyway. Some also say to beware of the So-So buyer, or the lookylue buyer. How do I spot this kind of buyer and how do I kindly say "kick rocks" I hear so many horror stories of the so called buyer not being serious and bail at the last minute. How do I avoid them?

Hello experienced investors, I'm very new at this and finally summoned enough courage to start wholesale. I have doing A ton of studying and I found some go find investors first before finding a deal or vice verse. You as an experienced investor, what is the wisest way to do this? Any advice your willing to give, I will love you forever Stay blessed and thanks