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Shara Carlton
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wholesaling an mls property for less than the listed price

Shara Carlton
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Now, I know that wholesaling off mls is not recommended because the properties are listed at retail price. However, I was able to get an offer approved for LESS than the listed price. Now, I have 10 days inspection period and, during this time, I want to set up a double closing. Am I heading down a good road? How do I get the end buyer to agree to the b-c closing with out circumventing my offer?

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Tim G.
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Tim G.
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You need to give the buyer the address to evaluate the deal.

Report back once you've at least done that.

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