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Updated almost 16 years ago on . Most recent reply

OK how can I work this?
I have a property under contract, and another wholesaler came to me and let me know that they have a buyer for the property and want me to sign an option contract.
So basically I am double assigning the contract correct? So do I sign her option contract for a set price or do I have her sign my contract for the price? And once that is done, what do I do next? Take the contract to the banker that gave me the property to sell?