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Sabrina Hill
  • Home Stager
  • Orlando, FL
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Wholesale Contracts

Sabrina Hill
  • Home Stager
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello BP family, I'm new to wholesale and I have found a couple of properties that I would like to contact the owner about. They are both obviously vacant. My question is, what would a typical assignment contract include and what would be the best way to approach the owner? Meaning what should I say in the letter without making the owner skeptical and keep me protected in the deal as well. I am in Orlando Florida. Any suggestions would help. Thanks in advance!

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