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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Wholesaling question
friends,
I am new to wholesaling and I'm working on securing my first deal in the state of massachusetts. I noticed that almost all of the properties in the MLS say that they want "proof of funds" or a "proof of funds" letter submitted with any offer. Since I am trying to get started in wholesaling or assigning the contract, how would i tackle this problem? How would this work if im only assigning the property to a cash buyer? Is there a way around this if possible? any help would be appreciated.
Clary