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Julian Kinzie
  • San Antonio, TX
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wholesaling in Texas

Julian Kinzie
  • San Antonio, TX
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so I was introduced to a family that would like to sell a duplex here in san Antonio but not on the mls.they want it to be a wholesale deal.i just got licensed so they were referred to me for help.when marketing the property am I saying their asking price and my fee separately or as one price?also,what form am I writing their asking price and my fee on?and if someone comes with an offer that's not asking do I have to write up a new form?

thanks to anyone that can help!

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