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Lakshay G.
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How to secure off market deal?

Lakshay G.
  • Small Business Owner
  • Fallston, MD
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an off market deal kind of worked out for me yesterday. We set and agreed on a property on a handshake with the property owner. How can I solidify this deal and make it mine in case the seller goes to someone else? Do I draft some sort of a letter and pay the property owner some money? I was only looking listed properties but this pleasant deal came through and now I don't have my guns loaded for this situation. This situation is kind of forcing me to become a wholesaler and I so don't have any experience with that. All suggestions are highly appreciated.

It'll cost me money to start settlement process with attorney's office and what if the owner backs out after 2 weeks?

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Roland Paicely
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Roland Paicely
  • Raleigh, NC
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The easiest way to solidify this deal is to get the seller to sign a contract.

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