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Hello I live in los angeles and I have been researching land wholesaling in my area. However I still have some minor questions about the whole wholesaling procedure. 

1. Should I speak with cash buyer/housing developer or the seller first  

2. What is a respectable commision for wholesaling land

3. When should I send contracts to seller and cashbuyer

4. Do I have to pay for an attorney 

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Joe Homs
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@William Hawthorne  ask away...

1. Should I speak with cash buyer/housing developer or the seller first.  Always the seller first.

2. What is a respectable commission for wholesaling land.  It's all negotiable, but around $5-10K

3. When should I send contracts to seller and cash buyer.  To seller first to lock up the property and then the buyer when they agree to buy

4. Do I have to pay for an attorney.  Not in California if you know what you are doing.

Good Investing...

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