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Fannie Hood
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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The breakdown

Fannie Hood
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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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.

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