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Want to make sure all my ducks are in a row. I have three properties were the numbers look good per owner finance calculator, am I ready to submit LOI?

So after speaking with an agent and asking questions, he asked me if I owned property, I said no. Next he asked if I wholesale and stated they were not in need of wholesalers because they could go directly to investors. So I asked, so it’s under contract? He answered no, asked if still on the market, he advised yes. So I’ll speak with my investors and I’ll be in touch 😂😂😂

If you’re stuck wholesaling houses, you’re stuck in a race to the bottom. You’re doing MORE deals, feeling MORE stressed… and still not hitting six figures consistently. Meanwhile, commercial wholesalers are: ✅ Locking down fewer, smarter deals ✅ Pocketing $100K+ assignment fees ✅ Working with WAY less competition The kicker? The process is nearly identical. Find a killer deal.Negotiate with the seller.Connect the buyer.Get paid. Only difference? You’re earning $100K instead of $10K. Stop hustling for pennies when you could be walking away with STACKS. 💰 Want a leg up on the process? Drop GUIDE in the comments and I’ll send you my complete guide to Seller Financing.

For someone new to real estate, would yall recommend starting in residential and work my way into commercial? Or is it possible to go straight into the commercial side?