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Brian Whitman
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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Do I need to inspect the property if wholesaling?

Brian Whitman
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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I am new to wholesaling and was wondering, when I find a deal that works and I want to wholesale it, do I need to have it inspected or can I just have my investor buyer have it inspected? There's really no need to have it inspected twice is there? If my investor buyer has it inspected and doesn't like it or there is too much need for repair then I would get out of the contract with my inspection clause. The reason I ask is that I am wheelchair confined but yet I see the potential to thrive with wholesaling in this economy. Basically, I would be virtually investing in my own local area. How does someone handle the inspection situation if wholesaling out-of-state properties?

Thanks,

Brian in Indiana :wowo:

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