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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Sight Unseen
Hey all - I have another "Sight Unseen" question. Is it EVER common in to wholesale purchase completely sight-unseen? And by that, I mean the property is out of state, occupied, and about to go to auction. I buy it sight-unseen with the intent on wholesaling it (double close) within 48 hours. Most of the inventory I have access to is out-of-state, pre-auction REO and condition is unknown. No walk-through allowed because it's occupied. I need to know if any rehabbers would actually buy wholesale from me without seeing the property. I'm pretty sure I know the answer, but maybe I'm missing something. All insight is welcome. Thanks!!