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How To Prepare For a Flip When Seller Being Difficult?
Hello BP Community,
Currently I am under-contract through a wholesaler. The house is currently occupied by the homeowner and I need to get my contractor inside the home to inspect and create floorplans. The Seller is being difficult as I am being told by the wholesaler. I do not think they are trying hard enough to get my guys 30-min to 1-hour.
What are my other options? Should I go ahead and ask the Seller themselves?