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Andrea Bonds
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Michigan
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Wholesaling a wholesale deal to a wholesaler? Help!

Andrea Bonds
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Michigan
Posted

Hey BP community!

I'm new to investing, but I have been in the real estate industry for a year. I always keep an eye out for deals, so on top of driving for dollars, I am subscribed to a wholesaler's email list in my area. The email list sends deals regularly, and they are often good deals (yes, I run the numbers). However, I recently found these programs such as Easy Knock and Offerpad who buy homes for cash. I was thinking about going under contract with one of the wholesale deals and then wholesaling that to one of those companies. Has anyone ever tried to get a home under contract and sell to an ibuyer? 

(For legality of wholesaling this would be taking place in Michigan)

 Thanks for any and all advice :)

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