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Maria Nicole
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Real estate wholesaling questions and answers

Maria Nicole
  • Boston, MA
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When virtually wholesaling should your title company be in your state or the state the property is in. Should the title company be accessable in person to you or the buyer/seller, or does it not matter and the title company can do everything virtually to all 3 of you? Thanks

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Michael Dumler
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Michael Dumler
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@Maria Nicole the attorney or title company would need to be licensed in the same state as the property. More often then not, title companies work within their local market. Hope this helps!

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