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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Trying to double close with a realtor
So, I am a new real estate investor, currently I am wholesaling.
I have a property but it is listed with a REA.
I want to get this home under contract and find a buyer, however I know that wholesaling with a realtor
and wholesaling with a regular motivated seller is completely different.
Can someone navigate me through this process?
For example,
1) If I have my own contract can my realtor and I use this contract instead of his?
2)If I am able to get this home under contract, will I have to show proof of funds? OR can I just come up with the money within a specific time period?( If I am able to get the home under contract without any restrictions I can surely get funding from my prospect buyer, however do realtors move that way?