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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying wholesale properties
Hello fellow bp peeps.
I have one rookie question that I'd like to bother people with.
I am currently looking for my first property, and have been talking to wholesalers. All the listings have "cash price". I am wondering, do wholesale deals only accept cash offer? Or do you know of any instance where you could offer conventional?
Any advice would he wonderful!
Thank you in advance!
Thab
Most Popular Reply

99.9% of the time your only options will be cash or hard money when purchasing a property from a wholesaler. You can't use a conventional loan as the bank doesn't pay "assignment" fees. So unless you plan on compensating the wholesaler off the HUD your gonna need to use Cash or Hard Money.