@Andre White Coming all year long!!

@Debbie Liu LOVE working with you!! Excited for more blessing each other! Gotta catch up soon!

I’m not a licensed agent but this looks like a great place to start: https://realestateexamninja.com/real-estate-practice-exam/

Super proud of you Jordan!! Keep documenting and sharing your journey and success!!

@Jordan Aiken Thank you man!! 2025 is going to be 🔥🔥🔥 for us all!

@Andre White Yes!! You got it bro!

I’ve wholesaled without any issues successfully here in S.C. since the new law passed. I won’t go too in depth here because there is already a good bit of content online about the S.C. law in regards to wholesaling, but what I will say, it’s simple. 1. We are an attorney state and use attorneys to close real estate. 2. There are plenty of attorneys that will still perform a “wholesale transaction”, although it looks differently today through a method called double-closing. 3. Network and find out what attorneys wholesalers and investors are using that perform same-day double-closings. 4. Connect with transactional funding lenders who will lend on your double-closes. I am one of them. https://mylesberriogo.com/doubleclose 5. Basically, you can still successfully wholesale by closing on the contract between you & the seller (funded by your transactional funding partner) and then a few hours later (already having secured your buyer beforehand) you close with your buyer with the same attorney. Some attorneys may require you to hold the property after you close for up to 7 days before they will close with your buyer. Avoid those attorneys. Always look for same-day friendly closing attorneys.

@Kobe Baxley That’s what I’m here for! Let’s learn and earn together!