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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Jerry Stanford
  • Chicago, IL
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Seller refusing to allow marketing to buyers

Jerry Stanford
  • Chicago, IL
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I had a deal that I wanted to wholesale. The one bone of contention was that the seller did not want me marketing the property for others to buy. He only wanted me to buy as he was afraid that if I didn't find buyers that I would not go through with the deal and he wanted to get rid of the property. At that time I didn't know about BP, did not have any money of my own to buy and had no buyer's list to go to.  How would you overcome that type of objection when you are dealing with a wholesale situation??

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