AI is changing how we find deals and talk to buyers and sellers. Meanwhile, state regulations on real estate transactions affecting wholesaling and outbound marketing are tightening. Where do YOU see wholesaling headed in the next 3 years and beyond?
Will small investors thrive or get squeezed out?
Does tech make us smarter or more vulnerable?
What risks (and opportunities) are we missing?
Drop your predictions or worries. Let’s spark a conversation!
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Great convo starter
Curious where everyone sees this headed!
Let’s get some voices in here.
This is exactly the kind of forward-looking convo that helps us all level up. 💬 Drop your thoughts, insights, or even gut feelings - your perspective matters. Let’s make this thread count.
I feel like AI helps… sort of.
However, at the end of the day, I feel that 90% of my business still depends on my network of people that know me, trust me, that I’ve done wholesale deals with before and that know that working with me will be a seamless escrow. I have a great reputation in my wholesale community, which is in San Diego, so I’m proud of that because I’m not in a small market!
I’ve been in the real estate industry since 2001. Nothing will ever compare to just building your reputation, having actual real life experience and a strong network of people that answer their phone when they see you calling. AI and tech will never replace that, no matter if you’re in traditional, wholesaling, flipping, development etc.
It’s real estate 101 and face to face personal connections when you’re dealing with most people’s biggest asset want a real person to talk to…..
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