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Pros and cons of working with a deal broker

Dan Wittenkeller
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I’m a new wholesaler. I was going to focus mostly on single family, but I’ve received over 40 proposed off market deals for commercial real estate , apartment complexs / multi families, and hotels. 

I was thinking about brokering the deals so they can find the cash buyers / investors. Anyone have experience working with them? What’s the pros and cons? 

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Nick C.
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You've received these deals, as in you're on an email blast for them?

You're going to broker the deals so they can find the cash buyers - who is 'they'? 

I'm trying to figure out what you're asking and I'm having trouble. 

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