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Corey Joyce
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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New to Wholesaling

Corey Joyce
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I am new to wholesaling. By new, I mean I have done some research however I am not ready to take what I have learned into the real world. I still have many questions about wholesaling. One of my question, which may be very simple to answer and may sound like a silly question to some is "Why would a seller place their home under contract to the wholesaler? Wouldn't the seller want the cash that you offered right away? Another question that I have "Is there two separate contracts used when using the assigning method and the double escrow method?

These questions may be very simple to answer but I just want some clarification on these topics.

Thank you guys for your help!

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