I got a good topic Daisy Chainers!

Everyone hates them but they will always be there. Recently, I genuinely took some time to get to know some of these daisy chainers that would constantly call me about my deals. Turns out majority of all of them had the same story, they were somewhat new to real estate, had very little guidance, and learned daisy chaining from IG and tiktok hehe. All of them were tight on money and needed some extra cash quick, that’s why they think daisy chaining will work. After explaining the negative connotation of daisy chaining in the industry, and why everyone is hesitant to work with them. For the ones that genuinely opened up to me and were open minded I turned them into a simple dispo agent (calling god mode data) or birddog for my JV partnerships. 

Gave them a simple script and box buy of deals we work with and sent them off. So far I’ve had 3 of them generate around 10 deals for me. They are now on the path of learning wholesaling the right way, no more lying! Just generating business!

So next time a daisy chainer is trying to lock up your deal. You never know, you might be able to slot them in somewhere in your business where they can be successful.

Let’s talk about the conversation NO ONE wants to have: The broken trust of the JV daisy chain.

Here’s my truth:
I don’t do JV in the early stages.
I’m more open to collaboration after the paperwork is tight, numbers are clear, and I know what I’m handing off.

Why? Because real buyers want to know if the deal is direct and clean. Not passed through a telephone game of wholesalers.

🧨The Industry Is Sparking Debate Right Now:

Is wholesaling broken… or just evolving?

Some say daisy chains are killing trust.
Others argue it’s the new wave — fast-moving, networked, and collaborative.

But let’s get real — if everyone’s adding $5K–$15K on top of each other, it’s not a deal anymore.

EARLY JV PROS (when done right):

• Faster exposure
• Support with volume

EARLY JV CONS:

• Loss of control
• Deal gets messy
• Real buyers walk away

I’ll JV — but on the back end. Once the deal is tight, paperwork’s clean, and there’s a strategy.

Let’s call it what it is:
Daisy-chaining with no value add = pipeline poison, just my perspective, thanks.

 

Ready to learn and share. Let’s go get it