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Account Closed
  • New Jersey, NJ
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How we benefit from Wholesalers

Account Closed
  • New Jersey, NJ
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I have yet to do any business with any wholesaler, wholesalers, wholesaling because I usually had purchase my deals from auctions or RE agents. My question: when a wholesaler brings a deal to an investors, do those deals favor flipping investors or buy and holds investors?

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Mary Smith
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Mary Smith
  • Atlanta, GA
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I'm currently under the impression wholesalers are complete goof balls. What is their purpose again, to act like realtors for cash transactions? They find people who are motivated to sell - then put a contract in from of them saying I can help the seller sell it? They then shop it around to other people? While charging a % of the deal? Essentially acting like a middleman...

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