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Protecting Your Buyers in a JV partnership
I am working to help wholesalers sell their properties. I had a situation where the wholesaler cut me out once they found out who my buyers are. It was suggested that I do an assignment vs jv partnership agreement. My question is: If I have the wholesaler that has the contract assign it to me when I have an offer for a property from one of my buyers, Can the wholesaler A find out who the buyer is when it goes to close? I I am looking for ways to protect my unique position in having solid buyers and not get cut out of the partnership. My buyers buy at up to 80%.