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Dan Krause
  • Michigan
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Wholesaling-Once i have a verbal offer from a seller...?

Dan Krause
  • Michigan
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:D Once i have an e-mailed or verbal (agreed upon) price from a seller can i immediatley begin soliciting for buyers? On classified sites, real estate sites, etc.? I would have a verbal contract to make a start. But while in the process of expediting a contract for the seller to sign can i simutaneously post that same property (address) for sale?I would be selling the contract to a buyer and not the actual property-that would be between my seller and buyer (when i get one). Of course the property itself is FSBO. Are there any legal repercussions to using the process i just described?Let me know. Thanks, Dan

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