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Eli Schmidt
  • Investor
  • Parker, CO
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Land deal under contract, now what?

Eli Schmidt
  • Investor
  • Parker, CO
Posted

Just a quick introduction for myself. I'm a newbie wholesaler and just started dabbling in vacant land after listening to @Seth Williams. I have a small parcel under contract. Because the price is so low (under $100), I figured the quickest and easiest way to close would be using a quit claim deed. Seth has a good video on how to fill one out. My question is what happens after the seller fills out the deed? Ive never been through a closing before so I'm unsure on what the next step is to get the deed recorded with the county. I will not be using a title company either. Thanks for your help! 

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