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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you wholesale?
Ok....seemingly stupid question here. I came across a flip deal that I have to pass on because I am in the process of buying 4 duplexes. I know...poor me. Anyway, I have other investors who want the house. I have bought from wholesalers before but this is my first time on the other side.
What do i do? How does it work? Do I sell them the contract for a cash fee? Do I have to mess with a double close where I officially buy it and then sell it 10 minutes later? I am not a wholesaler and don't plan on being one....I just occasionally come across great deals and this is the first time I can't take advantage of it myself.
I have the property and I have the buyers. I just need to understand the mechanics of closing the deal efficiently...time wise and tax wise....and ultimately getting my wholesale/finders fee.
Thanks for the help.