Last Updated: May 26, 2026 (Price & Content Verified)
Nick Perry seems like the kind of guy who makes hissing sounds when he shadow boxes in front of the mirror.
Tattoos, TRT, and grindset hustle?
It's like Wes Watson and Garrett J. White had a baby and fed it nothing but pre-workout and podcast clips.
Nick claims he's an eight-figure entrepreneur splitting time between Cancun and Austin, ready to help you scale to $500k or more per month.
I hope he promised that after polishing off his fourth Lagunitas IPA and letting out a big belch, because half a million a month? Please. Are you drunk?
Read on for my 7-Figure Wholesaling Cartel review.
Clear seven figures in your wholesale business, 100% virtually, using Nick's $10 million lead gen and acquisition model:
- Automatically snag hot leads in any market.
- Run comps, close deals, and flip properties from anywhere in the world.
- Use proven hiring systems to build your team.
- Copy Nick's process that's generating 40+ REI deals a month.
- Net over $1 million a year without getting bogged down in day-to-day operations.
Nick's selling the American Dream.
You'll be parking your big car outside your big house and walking into your big kitchen for a big meal in no time.
But let's start from the beginning.
Back in 2014, Nick was homeless and working as a personal trainer.
He hustled his way into real estate, grinded it out, and now he moves like a man who's very familiar with valet service.
Apparently, more than 100 of his students are now millionaires.
Nick says wholesalers have been relying on the same five plays to get deals for the last 20+ years:
- Cold calling
- Text and email blasts to cold lists
- Direct mail
- Bandit signs
- Driving for dollars
But that stuff's as worn out as a crusty futon in a college dorm.
Meanwhile, Nick and his team have figured out how to get great leads faster, cheaper, and much more consistently.
These are nationwide inbound leads. Sellers are coming to them, begging to sell their houses, and they're extremely distressed.
And if wholesaling doesn't work?
Nick covers novations, creative financing, and fix-and-flips, giving you an exit strategy for almost any situation.
This is how you get ahead, right?
You're getting a steady stream of red-hot leads at a tenth of the cost everyone else is paying, and you're converting a higher percentage of them.
Combine that with the right people and systems in place, and Nick assures us it's easy to clear a million dollars in this business.
Part of Nick's secret sauce is using platforms like Google and Bing to blanket the entire country with ads.
This unlocks economies of scale by letting the algorithms work with minimal restrictions, making it much cheaper than hyper-local targeting.
And let's be honest:
Dealing with people who already want to sell is much simpler than trying to convince someone to sell out of the blue, wouldn't you agree?
Nick's way of wholesaling is like tapping it in for birdie, while others chip from the rough... just to save bogey.
Worried you won't be able to find buyers?
Don't be, Nick says.
With tools like Zillow, Propstream, and other software, getting a national list of buyers won't be an issue. Even in the most rural, undeveloped markets, willing buyers are a cinch to find virtually.
Here's what's included in the 7-Figure Wholesaling Cartel:
- Nick's national PPC campaigns ready for you to copy and paste
- Their exact SOPs, scripts, and tools to close leads, move deals, and pocket $250k+ monthly
- Hiring, delegation, and scaling systems
How much does 7-Figure Cartel cost?
An old Reddit post said $5,000. The someone commented nope, it's $10,000. And the latest guy quoted $12,000 for the first year, then $1,000 a month after that.
Jesus Christ, Nick. Is the Ferrari note due on the first or what?
Also, serious question:
What happens when 1,000 Cartel members all spam the same ads? Wouldn't the secret sauce just turn to water?
I'm giving this a 7/10.
Q&A
Q: Is Nicolas Perry on Whop too?
A: Yep. 7-Figure Cartel has a whole pile of offers on there, ranging from a free group with 14,000 members to deposits and pay plans for his coaching. It looks like he's using Whop more as a checkout page than anything else. Whop also has its own sad little rating system, where he's sitting at 4.7 stars after 42 reviews. Most of them were left almost immediately after purchase, which makes them pretty useless as actual feedback.
Q: Wait, now he's selling a franchise opportunity too?
A: He puts "franchise" in quotes, but yes. Nick's new offer lets you plug into his turnkey system which includes his internal marketing, AI comping tools, and help from Nick or his CEO Brandon when weird one-off problems pop up. Sounds like you need $25k liquid to go all in. Then it's $997 per month until you break $100k with them. Oh, and they keep 10% of everything you bring in. There's also some talk about maybe exiting one day if that's what everyone agrees on. Wow. No thank you. I can see why this is a great deal for Nick Perry. I'm less convinced it's a great deal for you. If I had $25k liquid, $997 a month, and 10% of my upside to play with, pretty sure I could figure out nationwide Google ads myself and keep 100% of the profit.
Q: What's the name of Nick's wholesaling company?
A: Want To Sell Now, based in Austin, Texas. Thirteen years in business, an A+ BBB rating, and a working website. I'm in shock. You don't usually see a real estate guru with an investing business that's still alive, legitimate, and doing the thing they're teaching. Maybe charging the price of a 2023 Kia Forte for some Google Ads isn't so crazy after all.
Q: Maybe. But I'm not about to max out all my credit cards to find out. Got something cheaper for me?
A: Digital real estate costs less than $3,000 to get started, and the goal is to build a portfolio of lead-gen websites each paying you $400 to $4,000 a month. Here's how it works.