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Updated almost 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Jimmy Farag
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Is it illegal now to wholesale?

Jimmy Farag
  • Houston, TX
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i was talking today with a Realtor from Coldwell Banker and he said that I have to keep the house for 3-4 months before selling and i can't put it under contract and assign it anymore because this is illegal.

I want to confirm how accurate that piece of information is.

Thanks

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Nick J.
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  • Payson, AZ
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Nick J.
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I'm very surprised some Realtors haven't come on here and got all "crabby patty" on everyone for verbalizing their opinions and experiences.

obviously as an investor I completely agree when asking a Realtor anything related to "investing" you're wasting not only your breath but the oxygen it takes when the agent gets all gaspy for air and flaring their arms around like a monkey screaming, " the end is near! the end is near"

I'm on board with flower Steph, I don't waste an argument anymore, I've done enough deals with enough Realtors that I don't need to "educate" them anymore, it's their fault not mine they don't know any better.

caveat, when you do find a Realtor that at least understands and does what you ask them to do, consider an informal marriage.

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