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Brent Moonsammy
  • Lewisville, TX
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separating buyers and sellers

Brent Moonsammy
  • Lewisville, TX
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hello everybody, my name is Brent Moonsammy from the DFW area. I’m just starting to build funds for my first buy and I hear wholesaling is a great way to start. 

I understand when a property goes under contract I gain equitable rights. My biggest concern is buyers wanting to view the property with the seller present. What are some strategies used to keep the buyer and seller from meeting. At the same time, I want the seller to see what they are purchasing, I want to be completely and 100% transparent without shooting myself in the foot.

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