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Stacey Mathis
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Double-Closing/Fee

Stacey Mathis
  • Investor
  • Bronx, NY
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I believe I am reading that's okay for a co-wholesaler (who has the buyer) to earn $5,000 in an assignment transaction (from the buyer).  However, I thought I saw that co-wholesalers (who bring the buyer to the table) earns only a finder's fee (from the wholesaler on the seller's side).  This is what I believe I am seeing in the forum questions and elsewhere. If this is so, please explain the disparity regarding the fees.

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