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Updated over 8 years ago,

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Broderick Campbell
  • Houston, TX
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Seller won't get a survey

Broderick Campbell
  • Houston, TX
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Hello BP family,

I'm trying to market a wholesale deal for a 15,000 sq ft lot in Houston. It's getting pretty difficult because with as much potential that's in this lot and the area it's in, the seller is reluctant to provide a survey of the lot to market it. I have comps for the property but that's all I have to work with it. I don't want to give up so easily but I also don't want to build a reputation as a crappy wholesaler by providing inadequate information regarding a potential investment property for someone. Should I just let him know I won't be able to market the properly without it or should I continue to market with what I have? HELP!

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