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Andy Rivera
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First property under contract... Now what?

Andy Rivera
  • Investor
  • Paterson, NJ
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Im from New Jersey, partnered up with a local real estate agent who had a client from PA who is currently living out of state. Long story short prop. under contract but now I have no idea what to do next. This is my first wholesale deal any suggestions for dealing with an out of state property as far as the legal side of it goes?

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Frantzces Lys
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Frantzces Lys
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Yeah I would get more info on how the Realtor fits into the equation. Once the property is under contract it's time to market like crazy! I don't know if you are part of any REIA's but those are good places to start off with, then postlets, cragislist and if it's a good deal the buyers will come. Then you go from there, sign contracts, EMD to title company, then settlement.

Good luck!

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