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Sam Sharma
  • Investor
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Working with RE Agents as a Wholesaler

Sam Sharma
  • Investor
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Just starting out in the Minneapolis/ St Paul area. I'm finding reluctance on agents parts to make offers on homes that they know I am going to possibly assign. They don't want me tying up a property with the possibility that I may not find a buyer (as I go to the local REIA meet ups, I m not so much worried about finding a buyer). I want to make offers on new and/or unwanted homes on the MLS. Even if my offers are not accepted, I just want to start putting offers out there. Any advice on working with agents as an assignor of contracts or perhaps someone on BP knows a good RE agent in the St Paul area that works with wholesalers?

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