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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Dan Williamson
  • Aurora, CO
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Fiduciary Responsibility of a Wholesaler with an Agents License

Dan Williamson
  • Aurora, CO
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Good morning all, 

I've been wholesaling for a while and have been tossing around the idea of getting licensed. After weighing the pros and cons, there only seems to be one lingering issue with which I am struggling: the fiduciary responsibility of an agent to the seller.

If a licensed agent has a responsibility to get the most for a seller, how can the same realtor as a  wholesaler/investor low-ball a seller knowing they can turn around and assign it to an investor who can rehab and get a much higher price? Or even just clean it up and sell it retail for more?

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