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Ever wondered just how much money you can make on a single wholesale deal?  Usually the fees you get from wholesaling are anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000 per house…

But as one of my students, Crystal, recently found out, you can make a WHOLE LOT MORE than that!

Crystal has been investing full time since 2014… and the story of how she made this $100k+ wholesale happen is proof of why you should never, ever give up on a deal… listen in and check it out!

Episode 120: Show Notes

A few takeaways from today’s episode.

• Crystal’s background and how she got started investing in real estate…
• Why Crystal first became interested in real estate investing…
• Why getting fired from her job was a “blessing in disguise…”
• The two acquisition strategies Crystal started with…
• Why followup is so important even months and months after the first “no…”
• Why so many “guru” courses are ineffective…
• The marketing methods Crystal is focused on right now…
• How Crystal’s recent “big deal” went down… and how she made a 6-figure wholesale fee…
• Crystal’s two pieces of advice for new investors…

Links and Resources

• On Thursday, February 18, Andy McFarland and I are hosting a free live webinar all about wholesaling and how Andy went from 0 to 160 deals a year!  Click here to reserve your spot on the call!

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