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I see lots of advice on here from the buyer's perspective. Has anybody been on the selling end? How did it work out in the end?

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The person that’s desperate enough to take the selling end of that kind of deal isn’t going to be on a real estate investing site. The seller ends up with their credit tied up for a property they don’t own any more praying the buyer doesn’t screw em. Or more likely their “buyer’s” buyer.

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