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Updated over 6 years ago on .

STEP BY STEP WHOLESALING FOR DUMMIES
I was first introduced to Real Estate Investing by a person who focused (or pushed me into focusing) on shortsales.
For a long time, I thought this was the only way to wholesale a home. But im learning thats not the case. From what im finding, some home owners are just "tired of their home", "in a financial bind and need quick money (regardless if they get the value of their home or not?)" and willing to sell wholesale.
Am I understanding this right?
Could anyone give a succinct step by step process of wholesaling? I know it can get complex but im trying to understand the order of things. A lot of people make it seem like this:
1) see obnoxiously grassy lawn
2) knock on door
3) see a visually distressed owner
4) ask if they want to sell their home
5) they say yes
6) get them to sign a contract for me to acquire their home for 30% off the value
7) pitch to buyers
8) sign contract to buyer.
9) send docs to title company
10) receive cheque...and BALL OUT/ReInvest lol
I feel like this is partly true but maybe missing a step or two. Let me know your thoughts/advice.