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JORDAN Z WILEY
  • SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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Wholesaling Contract: When to Take To Title Company

JORDAN Z WILEY
  • SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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So I know this is a very newbie question, but I was wondering about the logistics of taking the contract to the title company. Once I get an a-b contract signed with a seller do I then take it over to the title company right away, then find a buyer, sign an b-c contract  and take that to the same title company separately? Or do I get both a-b and b-c contracts signed and then take them to the title company at the same time? Thanks in advance.

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Derek Dombeck
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  • Wittenberg, WI
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Derek Dombeck
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  • Wittenberg, WI
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@Jay Hinrichs 

 My point really is to start the discussion and relationship with your title company before you need them in order to know what they are willing to do. I wouldn't want to be dealing with CA real estate laws either.

Next time you find yourself anywhere near WI, let me know. We have plenty of cheese, beer, and brats on hand always!!!

Happy Investing

Derek Dombeck

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