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Stanley Denman
  • Dallas, TX
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A modest proposal on Wholesaling

Stanley Denman
  • Dallas, TX
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I have read up on strategies on dealing with the possible angry seller ("you made HOW MUCH??) and I don't like either of the two I have seen; double closing (with the high costs) or HUD-1s that don't reveal the purchase price to the seller. I can only imagine how tense such a closing would be.

What if you were up front with the seller; I'm going assign this contract and yes I'm going to make some money. But what about agreeing to give the seller a cut of your profit?

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