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Updated over 14 years ago,

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Michael Culler
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tampa Bay, FL
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Strategies if you have Cash to Close

Michael Culler
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tampa Bay, FL
Posted

So between me and a business partner, we are about to be cashed up a few hundred grand. I have experience with wholesaling (years ago) and understand real estate to a degree. Having been out of the game for a couple years (scared and confused) I need to brush up on some up to date strategy.

I see a lot of people here discussing A to B and B to C closings, transactional funding, etc....

What if I have the cash to close? Would you still focus on finding cash buyers and selling the properties quick for a small mark up? Do you think the REO brokers will take me more seriously now? Who out there is flipping REO's with their own money? Any input is appreciated, even if you just make fun of me. :lol:

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