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Arlene Tomasetti
  • Bolingbrook, IL
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Trusting your Buyers?

Arlene Tomasetti
  • Bolingbrook, IL
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Hi all, I am brand new, *Chicago area) and reading everything I see.  I want to start wholesaling, and am probably overthinking everything, but I have a few questions I don't see answers to.

1.  If I contract with the seller, can my buyers do a walk through of the property?

2.  If they can,what prevents my buyer from trying to go around me and deal direct with the seller (or vice versa) and cutting me out of the deal?  

Does this happen?  

Any legal recourse if it should?

I'm hoping it doesn't happen, but just want to know what you have all experienced in the past.

Sorry for the silly newbie questions!

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