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Jeremy Cohen
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DO YOU MAKE THESE MISTAKES IN WHOLESALING?

Jeremy Cohen
  • Tampa, FL
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Hey, BP!

Hope all is well. 

I'm fairly new to BP & I've been doing due diligence on how to do simultaneous closings. I've been reading through your posts & looking at your recommendations.

Here in FL there are a plethora of leads available which could be a fairly large amount of profit for an investor.

I'm a marketing consultant so with my background I could get investors a 2100% or more ROI. I'm very much interested in actually closing my first deal & I'm looking for some insight.

I've got a plethora of cash buyers at hand & an investor friendly title company.

What I'd like to know is there a specific contract that you use & do you have an example? Second, is it a necessity to use transactional funding?

I'm asking because I was previously told that no hard money lenders would be interested in loaning me the funds without actual experience.

Last but not least, if I want to use my end buyer's funds to close the transaction & the title company won't allow it would it be possible to use a RE Attorney?

Any feedback would be much obliged!

All the best!

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