it is wild how distracting a flip can be. And listen, if you're a contractor, if you're a designer,

if you just want to make the world a better place and clean up neighborhoods and swing a hammer

and do all that, I completely understand. If you're in this thing to make a ridiculous amount

of income to then go buy fixed up properties that are ready to go and be rented, just wholesale.

Just wholesale. Have pride that you are out there finding the deals. You don't need to swing a

hammer to feel like a real estate investor. This is game-changing information guaranteed to raise

your real estate wholesaling business with actionable steps you can take immediately to navigate

the ins and outs of wholesaling and start making money today. Join us as we put our guests in the

hot seat and dive deep to dissect their strategies for success to enable you to duplicate their

results. You're listening to wholesaling ink. The only show dedicated to making you a fortune in

wholesaling. Welcome to the wholesaling ink podcast. I'm your host Brent Daniels, Mr. TTP,

Mr. Talk to people. And I have a guest on here from Chattanooga, Tennessee. He's been doing this

business five years. He said some ups. He said some downs and he is going to break it all down

on how you can go out there and get your first deal and build a real business. This is exciting.

Josh Denesky, how are you, brother? Oh, I'm doing good. Thanks, Brent. I'm really excited to

be here. Thanks for having me. I'm excited to have you on here. So you started this fresh. You

were pretty young when you got in to your real estate adventure, right? Yeah, I was fresh out of high

school. The whole rest of my family except one other brother. I'm one of six total kids. Everyone

else is medical. And so out of the blue, my brother sent me this link. He said, hey, real estate

looks like it'd be something that would interest you. And I was, he was right. And I was just

starting in college for business degree. And over the summer and between high school and college,

I took look at the article. It was a rich dad poor dad, Robert Kibisaki program that he, you know,

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