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Isael Galarza
  • Marietta, GA
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Newbie here

Isael Galarza
  • Marietta, GA
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I currently reside in Atlanta and extremely motivated to make it in the real estate world, that being said I'm still new at this, very new and would love it if any of you guys can give me some beginner tips maybe how to start in the wholesaling side of the market? Should I find cash buyers first before I make a deal or put the property under contract and then find a cash buyer? How long from when you actually sign the property under contract do you have to close on it? Is there any money due up front when getting the property under contract? Am I able to get out of the contract if the buyer I have lined up backs out of the deal? Or what if I never find a buyer to purchase the property? Am I now liable to go through with the purchase myself? I'm sorry if this is a lot but seems everywhere I go its a lot of mixed information Thank you to anyone that can help

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