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Flipping raw land inquiry

Wale Adesokan
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Hello, I am a newbie in real estate and I am particularly interested in flipping raw land. I need guidance with regards to the process involved after the necessary due diligence on the land is done and agreed on a price with the seller.  I would like to know the documents I should be expecting from the seller and how to get a notary that would pay on behalf of  the buyer and mail the signed documents. I would appreciate a step by step processes especially if the property is out of the state I reside. Any additional information would be appreciated, thank you.

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most low value land flippers do their own docs @Linda Hastings  cost of usuing a title company takes to much of the pie.. if your going to be a land flipper you need to know how to do your own title and escrow.. its not hard.. 

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