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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Why is everyone so averse to wholesaling?
I don’t understand it; I’ve been in the title business for a few years now, and decided I wanted to branch out and do a wholesaling deal. I spoke to my mentor at the time, and he said “sure, go ahead and do it!” So I did. Did some searching, found a property under market value, called a friend of mine who’s an attorney who had a buyer, made an appointment to see the house, and after some back and forth negotiating, we had it under contract. I then assigned it with no problem, scheduled a closing, and boom, $10,000. What’s with the blogs and blogs of “10 reasons why wholesaling doesn’t work” nonsense? Of course it does! I just did one!
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@Dylan Gelbard, the question is: If your Buyer reneged, or you hadn't found a Buyer, would you have closed on the deal? If the answer is yes, then you're right: no problem.
But, so often the answer is no, meaning the Seller is left in the lurch. (For shame!)
So tell us, will you honor every Contract? Congrats on your first success. Cheers...