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Pavel Sakurets
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People that completed at least 20 wholesales, do you double close or you do an assigment of the contract?

Pavel Sakurets
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  • Minneapolis, MN
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What do you guys do, double close so the end buyer doesn't see how much profit you made or you do an assignments of a contract?

I typically do double closing (and pay extra closing fees $500-$1000) for double closing (transfer tax, deed tax, etc.)

What do you do?

I've heard that many sellers flip out when they see how much money you are making as a wholesaler on the HUD.

Want to hear from people that specialize in wholesaling and do at least 20 deals per year.

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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@Wayne Woodson You don't actually sell the LLC. The new "buyer" becomes a member, and buys out the old...it's an internal action. No state that I know of has anything to say against it.

Joe Villeneuve

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