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Pablo Solorio
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Wholesale Contract & LLC

Pablo Solorio
  • San Jose, CA
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Hello!,

I have been studying nonstop about wholesaling & I have encountered 2 major problems! I have gotten a buyers list started but haven't been able to find the accurate type of whole sale contract to send to potential motivated sellers. I am attempting to close a deal locally here in the Bay area or atleast 100 miles within San jose. This would be my 1st real estate deal & I have been stuck with not finding a proper contract plus I'm not sure if it is necessary to get a LLC before I even try closing a deal. I would love to connect with an experienced wholesaler that has worked in the area that I could possibly advise me the the right direction!

Thanks all,

Pablo

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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  • East Wenatchee, WA
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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I just use a standard MLS PSA (purchase and sale agreement) and I make sure it's assignable. The actual assignment is just a one page form that allows them to take your place in the PSA.

An LLC for this, especially in CA, is expensive and completely unnecessary IMO.

Good luck @Pablo Solorio

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