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Wholesaling Contact Process
Hello to everyone on BP!!! I have a quick question I’m sure that can be answered briefly. Okay so I understand the purchase and sale agreement contracts and the assignement contracts but I don’t understand the process you go through with an attorney or title company. When I make a deal with a seller and the seller agrees to sign the contract and I hand over X amount of earnest money. Do I need to go to the title company for this transaction to take place? Do I need to sign contract A at the title company or attorneys office? And vice versea for contract B? Where do both transactions need to take place?