There are only two ways to legally "wholesale" in FL:1. be licensed2. own the propertyThose using contracts to broker without a license are bottom of the barrel unlicensed brokers committing a crime.

You state you are building your business and a brand- and I have found what truly separates good from great is some are fully committed to growing their social.I hired a fantastic company- and have a following of well over 100k on all my socials- and they do everything for less then $250 if you want to DM me. 

Originally posted by @Levi T.

I would recommend hitting this website, the podcasts, and the blogs for at least a month before committing to any paid program.

Because I think that for someone who is absolutely committed to becoming a real estate investor, and who has really educated him/herself, it would be a be very upsetting for a friend to just throw cold water.

This specific property is in the Benson area.We've already been in contact with a couple of managers and would appreciate any feedback from the community before we commit to anything.Thanks for the help!

Originally posted by @Tyrel T.

Get a commitment that you can shadow a high-producing agent - somebody with a lot of experience.Find out who will be available and when for the questions that will come up. 

@Karen T.

MDefinitely not saying it’s not doable or you cannot - as anyone can do it, it’s just as much about time and commitment as it is education