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Do I need an LLC for wholesaling?
I'm a new wholesaler and I don't have a RE license or LLC.
I found an agent who was able to give me information to off market properties in the Bay Area but he said before he gives me the info he wants my company name and address.
I do plan to get an LLC after my first deal but since I don't have one I'm not too sure how to respond. Is the request of a company name and address normal? I informed him in our original conversation that the contract will be assigned to me and I am looking for properties for my buyer.