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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

The breakdown
Hello, so Ive heard the breakdown with Wholesale as far as "find the house, get the deal under contract, find buyer, sell house, get check" understandable but as for a newbie who hasn't prepared a deal yet, how does it go down entirely. I know every deal is different but the steps aren't that different are they? Like for instance, I find the house, go to the house, get it under contract and then where does going to title companies or things like that come in? Im a visual learner, so while reading and understanding the basics is goods start, I appreciate reading how it goes from start (finding the deal) to finish (shake hands, get check) so that I can invision that for myself! Thank you all for any and all input.