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George Villarreal
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Wholesale

George Villarreal
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Wichita, KS
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I found a house that the landlord wants to sell for $33,000, but it is being rented currently for $400. Can i still do a wholesale flip or not?? Also I have less than $100 to put down. HELP ME PLEASE!!!

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Derrick Strope
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Derrick Strope
  • Lynnwood, WA
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You could likely get it under contract and assign that contract to a buyer, provided you have a buyer.  However with a tenet, it would likely only be picked up by someone who is interested in buy and hold properties.

However based on the asking price and the current rent income, that doesn't seem like a great deal, so attempting to get a little piece of the action and flipping it to someone else would make it even less appealing.

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