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Marques Johnson
  • Ellenwood, GA
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Whole process from motivated seller...

Marques Johnson
  • Ellenwood, GA
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Can somebody please walk me through the "typical" wholesale process from beginning to end, starting with however the motivated seller gets in touch with me? I have some contracts from my investor friendly real estate attorney today, and not quite sure which one goes where or when its to be signed or when to contact buyer or what to tell buyer or attorney... Also how do I find out how much it would be for end buyer to rehab if I know nothing about cost of materials or who said rehabber would use to do the job or what they charge, and last, what about titles and deeds and if there are liens or encumbers(?) on the property? Ready but confused and feels like a lot is missing.

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