Nathan Payne breaks down why wholesalers fail: locking up contracts without pre-identified buyers, mass-mailing thousands of prospects, and skipping seller timelines. The result is cancelled deals, frustrated sellers, and a damaged reputation for the whole industry.
What I find is a lot of wholesalers will just do it anyway, right? They'll lock it up and they'll get people in tough situations. And the thing is, not all sellers tell you their timeline, right? Some of them will just believe that you're going to buy their house because you said they would, and then people cancel because they're just trying to get the contract. So this is a big problem with traditional wholesaling because most of these wholesalers that go out there do not have buyers until they blast out the list of thousands of people, and then they get feedback and then they're like, okay, this can, you know, this can work. And I think that's why wholesaling is under attack because the traditional way of wholesaling is stupid. It sucks.
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