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Dain Caesar
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A Newbie in need of secure contract to conclude wholesale deals

Dain Caesar
  • Laurel, MD
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Hey hello bigger pocket friends, my name is Dain Caesar and I am a newbie on the block trying to start out in my journey in real estate with wholesaling . Question is what is the best way to get out and go searching and finding potential properties for investors, second how do I go about acquiring a proper and secure contract to complete the deal. And last but not least how do I go about searching and finding an investor or investors that are interested in the potential property

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Sean Walton
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  • San Francisco, CA
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Sean Walton
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  • San Francisco, CA
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The fastest way to find a buyers list go to your next courthouse steps and get cards from all the investors there. Also ask them what kinds of homes they are looking for. Or just post your deal on BP if you are in a hot market.

Most state real estate boards have a standard purchase and sales agreement but you want to have your lawyer reviews it and makes sure it has an "or assigned " clause.

If you sign up for Miquelon Quarles podcast mail list he will send you his 3 page contract geared more towards buying virtually. If you sign up for his coaching program which I did you get his 9 page contract and a wealth of information. I know coaches/gurus get a bad name and for a reason but this program is a steal on sale this month for $797 and there is no upsale. He owned yellowletters and offers a call center for a fee but you are under no obligation to use either

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