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- Nashville, TN ( Gallatin - Henderson - Lebanon - Nolensville
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Nashville Area - New Western Acquisitions and NetWorth Realty
Hello All, do any of you have any experiences you would want to share about working with New Western Acquisitions and NetWorth Realty?
I am new to the area and still getting settled but seeing quite a few postings from the agents that work for these companies. They seem to move fast and require on all deals a non-refundable 5-10% deposit.
Thanks,
Russell
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@Russell Ali Both New Western and NetWorth and large legitimate wholesalers. The even operate here in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area too. I have purchased from both of them over the years. It is common to put $5K-$6K non-refundable down payment in order to secure their deals. But buyer be warned. With both companies their estimates for rehabbing a property is grossly underestimated. So I recommend you do your own due diligence and walk the properties before handing over that non-refundable deposit.
- Joe Funari