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Jenn St.Pierre
  • Truckee, CA
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Wholesaling

Jenn St.Pierre
  • Truckee, CA
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Hello. 

I'm new to Real Estate. My primary focus is finding leads for my business partner and during the extensive research I've done for direct mail, wholesaling has caught my attention.

My question is: What happens if you enter into a contract with the seller and for some reason can't find an investor/landlord to purchase the home? Do I get stuck buying the home?

Thank you for your feedback!

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