u/Hairy-Possibility980

Hey everyone, I’m a 19-year-old in Texas with a full-time job and I really want to start learning how to flip cars/trucks as a side hustle. I don’t have much mechanical experience yet, but I’m willing to learn and start small. What’s the hardest part to learn when you’re first starting out — finding good deals, estimating repair costs, spotting hidden problems, or selling them? Where do you guys look for cars to buy (Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, auctions, etc.)? Also, any big mistakes I should avoid as a beginner? Do I need any special licenses in Texas if I only flip a few per year? What’s a good first vehicle to practice on? Any advice, resources, or things you wish you knew when you started would be awesome. Thanks!

I'm not looking for your app or your program I'm just looking for honest advice.

Hey everyone, I’m a 19-year-old in Texas with a full-time job and I really want to start learning how to flip cars/trucks as a side hustle. I don’t have much mechanical experience yet, but I’m willing to learn and start small. What’s the hardest part to learn when you’re first starting out — finding good deals, estimating repair costs, spotting hidden problems, or selling them? Where do you guys look for cars to buy (Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, auctions, etc.)? Also, any big mistakes I should avoid as a beginner? Do I need any special licenses in Texas if I only flip a few per year? What’s a good first vehicle to practice on? Any advice, resources, or things you wish you knew when you started would be awesome. Thanks!

Hello, I'm 19 and trying to get into wholesaling. I've done some initial research and kinda understand basics, but I'm still really early in the process and looking for guidance from people with experience.

Here's what I need to learn: Finding motivated sellers, building a buyers list and networking, and understanding the difference between a good deal and a bad one.

I'm in northern Houston area and would especially appreciate connecting with anyone investing in the area.

I'm open to any advice, and/or resources!