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Ian Scalzo
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How do I market a house in a wholesale deal?

Ian Scalzo
  • Plymouth Meeting, PA
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Hi everyone, 

I understand everything about wholesaling properties, except for this one, and most important, step. Once I have a house under contract, can I list it on the MLS? How do I market a house that I have under contract?

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Jacqueline Carrington
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Jacqueline Carrington
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It also depends on how honest you were with the seller to begin with. For example, if you made the seller believe that you are the actual buyer and then they see their property listed for sale on Craligslist at a higher price than what you both agreed to, then that could go sour very fast.

If you are wholesaling, I'd be honest and upfront with the seller as to who you are and a gist that basically you have an end cash buyer if you cannot close on the property yourself.

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