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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Worst Case Scenario
In an effort to cover myself in wholesale deals, what are some of the worst case scenarios that could and have happened? I understand that, as a wholesaler, I would technically own the property being sold for 10-20 minutes while all the paperwork is signed. Has a wholesaler ever ended up owning a property for a longer period because the buyer backed out? What risks are the wholesaler facing?
Thanks in advance for your help.