Wholesaling Real Estate

Ready to Land Your First Wholesaling Deal in 90 Days — or Pay NOTHING? We’re not just talking hype — we’re putting our money where our mouth is. 𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙢𝙪𝙣𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙖 95% 𝙨𝙪𝙘𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙨 𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚 🚨 Introducing: M2M (Marketing to Millions) Led by 7-figure closers Korey Whitley & Evan Hamilton, powered by Rick & Zach Ginn — the legends behind FreeWholesaling.com — this is wholesaling mentorship like you've never seen before. ✅ 95% of students closed deals over $50K — in under 90 days ✅ Some made over $300K in their first year ✅ 3 LIVE coaching calls a week ✅ Access to trained cold callers (VA’s) at cost ✅ Systems, software, CRM, accountability — all done-for-you ✅ First deal in 90 days or your deposit refunded. 100% We’re not charging $7,000. We’re not locking you in a "high-ticket call." We’re not selling... You’re putting down a refundable deposit to prove you’re serious. And if you don’t close a deal in 90 days, you get your money back. But here’s the catch… ⏳ Prices go up after every 100 sign-ups. Current deposit? $186/mo Next tier? $195/mo We’re already at 300+ members. It’s moving FAST. 🔥 Join M2M now before the next price jump: 👉 JOINM2M.COM 👈 BONUS: Join in the next 24 hours and get: 🎁 Zach Ginn’s $1,000 Land Wholesaling Course 🎁 Rick Ginn’s $3,000 Creative Finance Course 🎁 30-Day Sprint Access: 2x extra live calls/week 🎁 Max Dier’s $240/yr Lowball Offer Software All for FREE. Only for new M2M Founders. This will never be offered again. You’ve watched the free content. You’ve seen the success stories. You know what’s possible. Now it’s time to put skin in the game and get your first wholesale deal — guaranteed. Let’s make this your breakthrough year. — Team Flip With Rick JOINM2M.COM P.S. If you're not ready to invest in marketing yet, stick with FreeWholesaling.com. But if you're ready to scale, stay accountable, and win? M2M is your fast lane.

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🔥 Get Your First Deal in 90 Days - Or Your Money Back

Eliezer Rodríguez Nazario

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✨Honest Tips and Tricks for Beginners

If you are brand new to the group or you've been here for a little while, but still trying to figure out how to get started, this are my honest recommendations. 1. Learn as much as possible: There will be some knowledge gaps. Zack and Rick can't teach everything in some cases because each state, county, and city is different. In other cases, they won't teach your some things because they have a business as well (xleads, their title company and the tax consulting firm, high ticket courses, etc.). 2. If you don't have the funds, bridge those gaps using AI: AI will tell you when and where to seek an legal and tax advice. If you have the funds, absolutely go all the way with Zack and Rick. 3. Work as you learn: Do not expect to know everything before you start implementing what you know. Allow some freedom to make mistakes and learn by doing. 4. Be careful with what you post in the community: The are tears among the wheat. Parasites that will suck the life out of your work and leave you dry. Share your successes to receive that little body of dopamine that comes with celebration. Also, share your temporary defeats, to receive appreciative and constructive feedback. But keep the details to yourself.

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Daves Mathew

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Thing That Can Make or Break a Wholesaling Business (That No One Talks About)

Most people think the biggest challenge in wholesaling is finding the right deal… but here’s the truth: The real challenge is being remembered. Deals don’t always happen the first time you talk to a seller or a buyer sometimes it’s weeks or even months later. Here’s where most wholesalers slip: they leave the first impression in DMs, random texts, or phone calls that eventually get lost. But imagine this what if every seller or buyer you ever spoke with had ONE place to always find you, trust you, and remember you? That’s how top closers create authority. It’s not just about making an offer, it’s about building presence that stays even when you’re not in the room. I’m curious… Do you think credibility plays a bigger role than negotiation in closing deals? Or is negotiation still king?

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