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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Deal or No Deal
Good Afternoon,
I have a few cash buyers looking for properties in certain areas that I have not been able to locate properties for so far but in my research, have found some other wholesale investors online that have properties available now in those areas.
1. Would it be wise to reach out to them and see if they like to do the deal together?
2. Could I risk losing my cash buyer to this person that I don’t even know?
3. Should I draw up some type of doc for them to sign agreeing to do the deal together so I don’t get burned or is my mindset on this completely wrong?
I figure a little bit of something is better than a whole bunch of nothing!
Kind Regards,