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Marvin Robinson
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  • Katy, TX
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How To Control An Infill Lot Instead Of Buying It

Marvin Robinson
  • Investor
  • Katy, TX
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Hello,

I recently attended a webinar that states investors should control build-able infill lots instead of buying them, how do I draw up a contract to do so?  The intention being to find a retail buyer that through their purchase of the new home construction, would provide the financing needed to build the new house, and my profit margin.

I'd also consider wholesaling this lot as well.  Are there any considerations for doing so?

Thanks,
Marvin

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