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Updated over 9 years ago, 08/11/2015

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Sam S.
  • Investor
  • Carlisle , PA
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I will buy your home vs. I will help you sell your home -- thoughts?

Sam S.
  • Investor
  • Carlisle , PA
Posted

Looking for advice from those who have tried both approaches to selling your services to a seller and have a clear preference that works for them. "I will buy your home" or "I will make you a cash offer" techniques are straightforward but likely misleading if the intent was always to wholesale.  True, you have no obligation to disclose what your business plan is and disclose everything in fine print, but you probably still feel a bit skeevy afterward.  "I will help you sell" is transparent, but potentially runs afoul of real estate licensing laws, makes you an agent instead of a principal, and sellers may object that they should just hire a realtor.   Do you have a preference for one approach or the other and why?

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