Micro-wholesaler networks are coordinated groups of small, often part-time wholesalers who pool resources, leads, buyers, deal flow, and knowledge, to compete more effectively than any of them could alone.
Log in to followI've got a house under contract at $198k and my contract has language barring assignment without the seller's written consent, which I did not clock when I signed. I don't have a…
I want the boring version of this that works, so forgive the blunt framing. My understanding of wholesaling is that the whole business is the buyer list. If you have 200 real cash…
Underwriting is what I do, so I want the mechanics rather than the encouragement. If I bring a contract to a network member and their buyer closes, who decides the split. Is 50/50…
Trying to figure out what the first deal costs me and now I'm trying to figure out what joining a network costs too. I've seen a free Discord, a group charging 97 a month, and one…
I'm building a buyer list right now, about 40 names, mostly from county records and a couple of local meetups. Someone in a group chat invited me into what they called a micro-who…
I'm midway through licensing and I've been in a micro-wholesaler group chat for a while, mostly listening. Roughly 14 members, informal, deals get passed around with a one-page JV…
I'm looking at this from the money side rather than the contract side. A group near me runs deals where one member sources and another member brings the end buyer, and they split…
I've been driving neighborhoods and I have about 400 addresses with owner names off the county site, no phone numbers yet. I spend maybe $60 a month on this, mostly postcards. No…
Property management is my day job, so I know what it costs to run software for a small operation. Somebody in a wholesaler group invited me in and said the four of them split one…
Trying to understand how private capital moves and this model confuses me. Everyone in a micro-wholesaler network is small and part-time by definition. So when a deal needs a doub…