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How to ensure wholesaler's stay honest
Hello B.P. family. Question for the subject matter experts out there. As a bird dog, how can I ensure that the wholesaler/investor I am bringing deals to, are not taking them for themselves and not paying a fee to myself once I bring them the deal? Example would be I bring a deal to them, and they just decide to do the deal and not cut me in. Mean while, I am none the wiser. Is it customary to do an actual written contract with the buyer? I appreciate your time and knowledge.
Thank you,
Concerned Bird dog