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JV CONTRACT TO USE WHEN WHOLESALING MULTIFAMILY PROPERTIES

Mario Lewis
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I am a wholesaler that typically wholesales single family properties. However, I just had a buyer contact me and say that he is now purchasing 100 + unit value add multifamily properties and hotels nationwide. Even though I don't typically do this, I took a shot in the dark and started reaching out to some of my contacts and lo and behold found quite a few of these properties available for my buyer. The issue is that this is new to me so I'm not sure what type of contract I would use to ensure that I get paid for connecting the buyer and seller for this type of deal. If anyone can provide me any information or insight on this it would be greatly appreciated.