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Which pros does a buyer needed when purchasing a wholesale?

Noureen A S.
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I'm a new investor and am now considering purchasing a deeply discounted property (I'd refer to it as a 'wholesale' property but I'm learning there a different types of 'wholesale' buying/selling scenarios, so I'll just say 'discounted')...

From what I've learned, buyer's agents are rarely involved with assisting in wholesale purchases. So, I gather the only professionals I'll need to assist me are...

  1. An inspector
  2. An attorney (for title search and closing - North Carolina is an attorney-closing state).

Does that sound right? I understand that more seasoned investors might not hire an inspector at all, especially if they already have working history w/ the wholeseller...

Thanks in advance!

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