You're listening to Wholesaling Inc. episode number 32.

He gets off the phone with a motivated seller.

So I figured that motivation was high.

And when he told me the sale price that they were looking for, my response was like, what? Are you really? Is it,

you thinking of the right person here? Like it was just so much lower than what you generally see for that neighborhood.

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This is Wholesale Inc. powered by Investor Grid. This is Cody Hoffine with another episode of how we deep dive wholesaling.

Super excited about today's show. We've got Adam Bozinger, did I say that last name right? Yes, he did.

I want to make sure I was all right. So Adam Balsinger with us today.

Adam is a tribe member and an absolute rock star. This guy's been investing for three years mainly as a fix and

flipper and just recently just since last August so we're talking four months decided to jump into the wholesaling game, joined the tribe about four months ago, and he's already done six wholesale deals that total $46,000 so far.

Now the interesting thing that he's going to get into with us today

is he does this very part-time, not his full-time thing.

This is just a part-time. Who wouldn't want an extra-time thing this is just a part-time who wouldn't want an extra 46,000 to add to the bottom line in their annual year just doing it part-time

So without further to do let's bring on Adam. Adam, how you do my man?

I'm good, Cody, thanks so much for the welcome there. That was great.

Absolutely, let's, I found myself raising my hand when you said who wants to make an extra 46,000 hours a year.

Oh, that was me.

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