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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is it illegal to wholesale (assign a contract) in New Jersey?
Hey there fellow investors, I am new to wholesaling and just wanted to see if anyone knows if it's illegal to wholesale in NJ, also, does it require a license of any kind. My understanding is no to both questions but just want to confirm as I have heard conflicting opinions on the matter. Thanks for the help!
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it's only illegal if one of the parties in the deal gets mad, contacts the RE commission, and they decide you were acting as an agent without a license