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Jason K.
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  • Houston, TX
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Writing a Wholesale Deal

Jason K.
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Houston, TX
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I'm about to write up my first wholesale deal and was wondering if I should always write my offer as a cash offer to the seller? Do I just assume my end buyer is a cash buyer? How do I structure the purchase price for each transaction?

I will be using an inspection out if I'm not able to move the property, but what techniques should I be using with the seller if I wind up having an end buyer who may be interested in the property but not interested paying in cash?

Please advise.

JDK

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