I'm going to go over how wholesaling works and what exactly it is, but before I do, I just want to let you know,

it is my favorite way for someone to get started. And there's a few reasons I believe that, all right? First reason is the risk. There's almost no risk with wholesaling compared to other

forms of buying real estate. You know when you flip a house you got to go raise

money you had to get contractors you got to go list it the market could shift there's so much that goes into it that has

high risk now I'm not against flipping houses obviously I do it but wholesaling

mitigates the risk tremendously.

Because you're not buying the property,

because you're just simply selling the deal,

your risk is way lower.

So I love it for that reason.

Second reason I like it is the scale. Wholesailing is way easier to scale than even buying

rentals or flipping houses. In fact, I have transitioned my house flipping business, which we have flipped hundreds and

hundreds of homes over the years actually bought renovate and sold homes

over the years I've transitioned mainly to wholesaling today because of the

scale and the risk it's way less risky for me to do and I can

scale it way quicker across the country. So scale is a big part. But third is simply the

speed. At the end of the day, if you were buying a rental property,

you are not going to make a bunch of money right off the bat, right?

Buying a rental is just long-term play, long-term appreciation, tax benefits, you might get a little bit of cash flow in between.

Flipping pays you a lot quicker as well, but with flipping, once again, it might be a six-month

period between from when you buy it to when you

renovate it when you finally sell it. With wholesaling if I get a

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