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Luke Paul
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Wholesaling House Still Occupied by Homeowner

Luke Paul
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Hello, I'm a little confused in the area of marketing to another investor when you get a contract signed with a homeowner. If an investor wants to do a walk through of the house, how can I let them do that if the house is still occupied by the owner? I have a section in the contract that allows access to the property. But do I need to have them give me and others access to the property as soon as the seller signs the contract? That way I have time to effectively market the property and allow investors a walk through? Thanks so much!! Luke

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