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Updated over 7 years ago, 03/29/2017

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Chris Sullens
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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Going around the Wholesaler

Chris Sullens
  • Oklahoma City, OK
Posted

I'm working on buying my first investment property in Oklahoma City (where I also live). We made an offer and it was accepted and right now we are in the inspection period. It turns out that we are dealing with a wholesaler. She has been very unreliable, and no-showed the inspection yesterday, which given her history with us so far was not a surprise. I would really like to own this property, but I'm getting tired of dealing with this wholesaler. So at this point I have to wonder, what are my options and what are the consequences of going around the wholesaler and negotiating my own deal with the owner? 

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