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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Is it better to shoot first and ask questions later? What is your close rate on properties under contract?
Do you guys get a house under contract if there is even the slightest possibility of a deal?
What are your stats on deals under contract that don't result in closings? What should your close rate be?
Just now saw another wholesaler marketing a property that I dragged my feet on because I didn't really think there was much of a deal. Curious to see if he sells it.
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@Thomas I. I wont put a property under contract that I wont buy, and therefore we have a 95%+ close rate (have to have clear title). Of course I buy it so if I can sell it great otherwise we rehab or hold it. I find that many people need these properties sold, and some people lead them to believe they can perform, when if they cant sell they could never perform. Just my .02