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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesaling without a real estate agent?!
Hello,
Being fresh in the wholesaling business I have learned some things very quickly. For example, the real estate agent that I had a contract with is not willing to do wholesale transactions with us and is no longer working with us. However, this is how my company has decided to begin our business. How can I do real estate without an agent? We have a member from our team working on getting his license, but for now I am looking for other methods. Please feel free to comment or message me with any tips or advice. Even if you are an agent in Montgomery, Delaware and Philadelphia county, that is will to work with us LONG TERM till we can begin flipping and holding. Let me know!
Thanks,
Natalia Latsios
Most Popular Reply

What you NEED is a title company that has done research in your State about the legality of doing a "simultaneous closing". One where the seller is "A", you are "B", and the person you are wholesaling it to is "C"... btw... C is usually a rehabber. Your title company is who makes this all happen.
The only thing a Realtor does is act as your bird dog, presenting undervalued opportunities.