If you are starting out and don't have any money, here is what I would do. And, by the way, this is exactly what I did.
Now, really quick just to cover this scenario - if you don't have a job and don't know anything about wholesaling or real estate and have no money then you need to get to work make some cash somehow through a job so you can live and then work to build into full time real estate.
I recommend to start talking to real estate investors in your area. Find your real estate clubs and start networking and meeting people. Be bold, tell people you are new and eager to learn and help. Start asking each investor this question: "Is there any way we can do some business together?" Then shut up and listen. Most will say yes. Then find out exactly how you can help the investor either buy properties or sell them and make some money.
The key when you first start is to concentrate on the learning process, not on doing your first deal; and the only way to learn is to "jump in amongst it". If you will ask this question to every investor you meet, sooner or later you are going to find someone whom you will be able to help and to learn from.
It's very important: once you start, you will soon find a way to flip your first deal. You will meet sellers and you will meet buyers through your connections. It is very easy and cost nothing but time.
This is how I met a lot of my mentors in the business. As I was doing that I was developing the skills I needed to get into the business full time.
Now, really quick just to cover this scenario - if you don't have a job and don't know anything about wholesaling or real estate and have no money then you need to get to work make some cash somehow through a job so you can live and then work to build into full time real estate.
I recommend to start talking to real estate investors in your area. Find your real estate clubs and start networking and meeting people. Be bold, tell people you are new and eager to learn and help. Start asking each investor this question: "Is there any way we can do some business together?" Then shut up and listen. Most will say yes. Then find out exactly how you can help the investor either buy properties or sell them and make some money.
The key when you first start is to concentrate on the learning process, not on doing your first deal; and the only way to learn is to "jump in amongst it". If you will ask this question to every investor you meet, sooner or later you are going to find someone whom you will be able to help and to learn from.
It's very important: once you start, you will soon find a way to flip your first deal. You will meet sellers and you will meet buyers through your connections. It is very easy and cost nothing but time.
This is how I met a lot of my mentors in the business. As I was doing that I was developing the skills I needed to get into the business full time.
About the Author:
About the author: Jesse Davis is an expert wholesaler in the Jackson Mississippi Real Estate market. Go here for tips on how to wholesale Real Estate and to get a free audio on Wholesaling Real estate
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