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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling steps
My question is, when do I do my due diligence? Do I make the property owner sign an "option to buy" contract then in that window of time I get contractors to bid on the property and then I give the home owner an offer after the estimates come in? If that is incorrect or correct may you please add on. Thank you, your time is well appreciated.