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Raphael Thomas
  • Wholesaler
  • Bloomfield, New Jersey
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Raphael Thomas
  • Wholesaler
  • Bloomfield, New Jersey
Posted

Hi BP 

I need some advice on getting pass a current wall I ran into. So i went to a meetup event and networked with many investors. Alot are cash buyers and willing to get property from MLS and also off market deals. I connected with 2 agents in my area Bloomfield, NJ my problem is that the properties that are listed with them they will want me/ my investors to provide proof of funds to close whenever you make an all cash offer. How should i explain this to my investors after i get it under contract. This will be my first time getting a deal on contract just want to make sure i do it correctly any advice BP ?????

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