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 followWholesaling isn't my plan, I buy and hold and my first property closes later this year. But my brother in law has been in a five person referral group for four months and I've bee…
I have no closed deals, six months of driving neighborhoods and pulling lists. Two local groups will take me. The first one is four people and they want me on acquisitions only. I…
Reading the material on these groups twice, the way I do, and the same claim keeps coming up: a network helps members stay compliant because knowledge about state rules gets share…
Six of us, and we've been operating on a group chat and goodwill since spring. That has produced eleven closed assignments and two arguments that took a month each to settle, so w…
Two networks in my area, same size, roughly the same buyer coverage, opposite pricing. The first charges $95 a month flat. Access to the shared buyer list, the group chat, a month…
I manage rentals for a handful of the buyers these wholesalers keep selling to, so I got dragged into this argument sideways and now I'm in it. The group is five people, mostly pa…