I purchased Dean's training program over 3 months ago and am at my wits end trying to make this work.
I am trying to do the wholesaling strategy as laid out for me by my coach that was assigned to me with PMI.
I have followed the program as closely as I can and so far have been completely shut out. One of the things it says to do is start in your own "back yard" first before attempting to spread to other areas of the country.
In my effort to find Real Estate agents to work with I did find a couple that were very much versed in working with Investors. One of them as a matter of fact that is all she does is work with investors.
When going over the wholesaling strategy laid out by the program with these agents both of them told me the same thing and that is in the San Diego market that strategy is not going to work. One of them told me that possibly I might luck into a deal but that would be extremely rare and would probably only be able to get a couple thousand dollars at best for the deal.
I was told even if you were to find one the margins are too tight right now on the flips for the investors to pay much of a wholesaling fee. It will be a lot of work for very little pay off and not something plentiful enough to try to make a living at doing this.
It seems the more an agent is actually versed in working with investors the more reluctant they are to work with wholesalers.
I have contacted every person who was in my Boots on the Ground workshop here in San Diego a few months back and every one of them has told me they have had no better luck then I have.
I just got done reading Dean's book Your Town and found it interesting that the one success story from someone in California did all his wholesaling deals outside of California.
So I need to know if anyone can tell me first hand that the wholesaling strategy I have been told to follow by PMI actually works in my town.
I purchased Dean's training program over 3 months ago and am at my wits end trying to make this work.
I am trying to do the wholesaling strategy as laid out for me by my coach that was assigned to me with PMI.
I have followed the program as closely as I can and so far have been completely shut out. One of the things it says to do is start in your own "back yard" first before attempting to spread to other areas of the country.
In my effort to find Real Estate agents to work with I did find a couple that were very much versed in working with Investors. One of them as a matter of fact that is all she does is work with investors.
When going over the wholesaling strategy laid out by the program with these agents both of them told me the same thing and that is in the San Diego market that strategy is not going to work. One of them told me that possibly I might luck into a deal but that would be extremely rare and would probably only be able to get a couple thousand dollars at best for the deal.
I was told even if you were to find one the margins are too tight right now on the flips for the investors to pay much of a wholesaling fee. It will be a lot of work for very little pay off and not something plentiful enough to try to make a living at doing this.
It seems the more an agent is actually versed in working with investors the more reluctant they are to work with wholesalers.
I have contacted every person who was in my Boots on the Ground workshop here in San Diego a few months back and every one of them has told me they have had no better luck then I have.
I just got done reading Dean's book Your Town and found it interesting that the one success story from someone in California did all his wholesaling deals outside of California.
So I need to know if anyone can tell me first hand that the wholesaling strategy I have been told to follow by PMI actually works in my town.