Is Now A Good Time To Wholesale Properties?

The answer is a resounding YES! In fact, there couldn't be a better time. The housing market is in the toilet. Never in my career as a real estate investor have conditions been as ideal as they are right now for people to make money in real estate.

During our country's economic crisis, investors are poised to reap enormous profits and generate incredible income streams.

Check out these disturbing statistics: 1 out of every 200 homes will be foreclosed upon. Every three months, 250,000 new families enter into foreclosure. One child in every classroom in America is at risk of losing his or her home because parents are unable to pay their mortgage.

The scary part is...those are just the people applying for new unemployment benefits. The number of ongoing claims hit a staggering 5.56 million, bringing the four-week average to its highest level since the government first started tracking these statistics in 1967.

The reasons for distress in the housing market vary: job losses, illness, job relocations, divorces, deaths. All of these and more are forcing homeowners to get out from under crushing mortgage payments.

Distress for some means unlimited opportunities for you. Now is the time to save homeowners from foreclosure and bankruptcy, and rake in a pile of cash in the process.

You are not taking advantage of anyone; you are preventing homeowners from having foreclosures and bankruptcies on their credit reports.

You can make a win-win deal with each of these victims. Wholesaling houses is the way to make all of this happen.

Wholesaling involves buying low and selling low. As a wholesaler, you are the middleman who puts a buyer and a seller together. And you will get paid a handsome assignment fee for providing this needed service.

If you truly want to help homeowners in distress, have strong desire, are willing to learn, and sincerely want to make a lot of money in the process, wholesaling is the way to go. By wholesaling, you are taking advantage of a proven system that's been around for decades. Jump in now, while the iron is hot.