how do start a relationship with an A-Paper broker, if I am a sub-prime wholesale rep?
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Go for the old "No PMI" approach, or just start going in and showing them that you are serious about getting some biz from them.  Either that, or find a prime position open adn quit your current company.  Although I find it very, very hard to believe that brokers in Cali are doing all prime stuff.  I know for a fact that they are also doing a great amount of sub-prime stuff.  I think that you may be too much of a push over.  \n\nSell it hard bro.  Don't stop!!!!!
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You get an account with book wholesalers such as Ingram Book http://www.ingrambook.com/ They have a page specifically for book sellers like you with the instructions on how to order from them and get an account with them http://www.ingrambook.com/new/booksellers.asp\n\nI also suggest you attend the Book Expo America http://www.bookexpoamerica.com/App/homepage.cfm?appname=288&moduleid=42 which is a major and definitely one of the biggest trade shows ever. Next year it will be in New York, so start making plans to attend. I attended this year's expo in Washington DC and all the book publishers big and small are represented in the expo. This is the best place to create accounts and meet book publishers.\n\nAlso, get a copy of the book Writers Market for listings of book publishers. Contact each individual publishers and create an account with them. For example, Time Warner Books (Hatchett Group) has a page on their website for Bookseller Services including their catalogs and backlists http://www.hachettebookgroupusa.com/catalog/index.shtml\n\nThe trade magazine Publisher's Weekly website has a list of important industry links http://www.publishersweekly.com/industryResources.html from publishing associations to publishing industry. \nhttp://www.publishersweekly.com/industryResources.html
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Great question.\n\nFrom my experience, the best source for wholesale quality goods is eBAY, believe it or not. Just click the eBay link below.\n\nDrop shipping is almost always a dangerous money-losing scam.\n\nLook, use your common sense -- wholesaling makes sense, the wholesaler does not want to deal with small sales, customer service etc. Being a middleman is as American as apple pie and baseball.\n\nSo why would a wholesaler be a dropshipper?\n\nAnswer: to make money off of YOU!\n\nIn my experience you have to work your butt off to make money. There is no easy sit back and make money while you sleep too good to be true system, unless it is crooked.\n\nI have found EXCELLENT wholesalers on eBay with long track records and pristine feedback.\n\nI risk my money and buy a pallet and then I do the hard part of storing, unpacking, packing, shipping, marketing, closing the sale, getting paid, keeping records, answering customer questions, fixing problems.\n\nJust try the old-fashioned way first.\n\nIf you figure out how to make money while you sleep, great, and give me a call from "cloud nine" dude!\n\nSeriously, best wishes, eBay is a great place to be!
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Contact the manufacturer and they will have a list of their wholesalers that can help you.
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Wholesalers can be found at this suppliers site http://suppliers.50webs.org/ .. hope this helps
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open an account with them.
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First determine a strategy to how u are going to do it and look at u financial status and tehn u can do mailing  house business
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If you have a broker ask them.
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Make an alliance with a title insurance agency.
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Just call a broker and ask to open an account
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call someone, and ask them to buy oil from you. ... once you have the order, call around and try to buy it from someone else. Soon you will realize that demand alone doesn't make a market easy to participate in. The markup is slight...but the volume and the regulations are amazing. Where will you store your gas/oil if you have a one or two day lag between when it gets delivered to you and you deliver it to someone else? Gas and oil cannot just be held in a big box...\nHow will you judge the quality of the product you are getting? Will your costs when buying really be better than a company who buys a million gallons a day from a wholesaler? And, will your buyers pay as much when you are new and delivering smaller amounts??? Some stuff to consider...
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Go to the Real Estate Classes and introduce yourself,give some tips to the new agents on how to work with their loan officer to get their loans processed faster.(don't forget to pass out your business cards)\nThese are beginning agents and will be grateful for any info you can pass on to them. Tell you will work with them, since their new, and help hem get started.
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visit other stores in you area, talk up the owners, visit the local chamber of commerce, contact the small business administration.  get a part time job at a store in your area to see some of the inside ropes.  talk with your banker about how one gets a line of credit.  talk with wholesalers about how they charge for goods delivered and the differnt terms they may extend.
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I have a few contacts w/drop shippers. You should really just look around online and pinpoint what it is that sells on ebay.. then find your supplier/dropshipper. I have a few myself and we could actually become partners.. if you are interested I assure you it is not BS. I go to school fulltime and pay all of my bills through this stuff. You can contact me on messenger or email with the username I have.
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Yes, anyone can. Just make sure that your are working with a good brokerage company or a good website like ameritrade.
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are you an agent?  If you have tried your standard markets and have gotten declined, I would shoot this over to your wholesaler of choice.  My assumption would be you need CCC included and most standard markets can't/won't provide this.\n\nwithout knowing specifics about your risk, it is difficult to say which carrier will take them.\n\nHowever, in a feable attempt to sound intelligent I would say to try your local AIG, Chubb, RSUI,
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Possibly.  As long as the underwiter is satisfied with all of the paperwork, and doesn't have 20 packages ahead of yours, you should close on time.\n\nThat said, I've purchased and sold a number of homes and the underwriters ALWAYS find something!  Most of the time, it's little things that are easy to clear -- missing tax return or verification of income -- just have a fax machine handy if they're not local!  Once in a while they come up with a biggie though that can even jeopardize the entire deal.  I've had that happen too.\n\nFrom personal experience, it's not unusual for the closing date to be pushed back a couple of times.  The last property that I sold had it pushed 3 times but we actually closed on the first adjusted date.  I received the closing docs by e-mail, printed them out and rushed over to the UPS store to get them notarized and shipped off with minutes to spare.  That was a do-or-die deadline as I was leaving the country on business for 3 weeks the next morning and the buyer's rate lock had 2 days left on it.  They would not have qualified at the new rate, the deal was THAT tight!