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Henry Howard
  • Wholesaler
  • Birmingham, AL
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Henry Howard
  • Wholesaler
  • Birmingham, AL
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hello everyone, I read a lot of post,I listen to a lot ofGurus tell us how great things are everything is free until you get to the last page. Well you all know what I'm talking about,but only one of the things no one has addressed is this. When you flipping a property, and you have all your ducks in a row,(wait for it)who gets the blue prints you or your contractor???

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Donald Taite
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Donald Taite
  • Williamsburg, VA
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I have a very specific question.if I see a property online that I think would be a good deal,how do I get aquire the property. I'm a newbie so I need answers. Let me just give you an example of what I'm talking about. I see a foreclosed home for sale at $175,000, I would like to purchase this home and wholesale it to an investor who would like to rehab it. I would like to do it myself but I'm trying not to bite off more than I can chew. The home does have some mold issues and needs new hardwood flooring judging from the pics I have seen. But the crazy thing is the comps are selling for at least $300,000. I want to make this my first deal,but I have no funds to buy the property or no one to flip it to because I have no buyers list.

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