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 do most of my work on the due diligence side and I was tired of competing on listings with people who move faster than I want to. So last spring I did the opposite of shopping.…
Still pre-first-deal on my own account, but I've been the finder in a four-person group for six months and this one actually closed, so here's the shape of it. I got a tired landl…
Small loss in money, big one in learning, so writing it up while it still annoys me. Five of us share a lead list. Skip traced records, a shared spreadsheet, everybody works it. T…
I want one boring rental and I thought paying for access to a network's deal flow would shortcut the search. Paid $1,500 for a six month buyer seat in a group of about a dozen sma…
Writing this down while it's fresh because I would have wanted to read it in January. I joined a group that ran off a paid chat, $199 a month, and the main draw was a shared buyer…
I mostly buy land and hold it, so this was me stepping outside what I know. A seller I'd talked to for two years finally wanted out of 14 acres, mixed timber and pasture, county r…
I do renovations and I keep bumping into sellers who don't want a rehab, they want out. I can't use those, so last year I started handing them to a five-person wholesaling group a…
I've done four contracts on my own and every one of them took forever to move. The last two I marketed for three weeks each and ended up assigning at a lower fee than I signed up…
I don't want a second job. That's the whole reason I'm on this forum. So when a nine-person group offered me a referral-only seat, hand over sellers, take a cut, don't touch the p…