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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can you Negotiate with a Wholesaler?
I have always found my own properties. Now that I'm starting to go after more, I might start to use these guys. I fully understand that they're there to make a buck finding me a lead and I have no qualms with them making something off their work. But if a wholesaler brings me a deal based on criteria that I have previously given him is it rude/unprofessional/just not done to try to bargin with them over the selling price? I ask here so that I don't look like a fool later if it's pretty much a vote up or down rather than a negotiation. So what is standard practice? I don't want to offend the guy and never get a call again if I am in the wrong on that. I'd rather look like a newbie here than in front of the guy who I might be doing business with for a long time.
Thanks,
Brian
Most Popular Reply
As a wholesaler I get all kinds of properties that don't always make sense for some buyers but does for others. I can't tell which property is best for whom, so I have to send the info out to everybody and let them select the deals that they like.