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Malik Cole
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How do I wholesale bulk properties

Malik Cole
  • Germantown, MD
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I am doing a jv with someone we are both new and the owner is welling all 3 what is the formula for bulk properties

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Tim G.
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Tim G.
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Lock em up, get access and photos, market to sellers, create value and get paid. 

Its all entirely up to what you, your partner and the seller and buyer negotiate. You can do whatever you want! That is the beauty of this... based on your abilities you can create whatever kind of deal you want. There isn't a set formula. Listen to the seller, listen to your partner and market it to buyers. Go from there are more info comes in then adjust accordingly. 

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