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Updated about 14 years ago,
End buyer tries to change original terms of contract?
I'M DEALING WITH THIS SCENARIO AS WE SPEAK!!
Have often does your end buyer investor try to change original terms of your wholesale contract? I've agreed to a price higher than what I contracted with for the homeowner but he's requesting other changes on the contract.
For instance I have an end buyer who wants to change/amend closing date, and option period, closing costs, and a few other things to his liking.
Obviously, I don't think this will fly with the seller since I'm (and/or assigns) already under contract with her. Why would she agree to less attractive terms than she already has?
I just want to know how often this may occur, and if I should even deal with it. IMO, if he doesn't agree to the terms I got with the seller, then move on and let me sale to someone who wants it more.
Advice?