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Heather Thuli
  • Dubuque, IA
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Where to get contracts to use for wholesaling

Heather Thuli
  • Dubuque, IA
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I got wholesaling contracts from a guy on youtube (FlipwithRick) that teaches a lot about wholesaling.  I read over the contracts multiple times and watched the video of him explaining them.  They sounded good to me.  I took them to my local attorney who has done wholesale deals before and asked if he would look over them to make sure they were legal for the state I am wholesaling in. He came back with a bunch of questions.  He told me he would suggest I get a different purchase agreement contract.  Where do I even get these from and why does he think it's bad?  Whenever I hear wholesalers talking about contracts it sounds like they just have one they use and they don't even check it with an attorney or anything... maybe I am wrong, but that's what it sounds like to me.

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