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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Pulling title on wholesale deal
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Are you attempting to create a system where you collect a deposit from your buyer that you keep regardless of if the title comes back clean?
If I’m reading your post correctly that’s bad business and sounds like a good way for your buyer to feel taken advantage of and refuse to work with you/ bad mouth you.
On the other hand if you mean just enough to cover the title search so it doesn’t come out of your pocket should the deal fall through, again I would call that bad business and advise against it. The buyers are your customers and having a good relationship with a hand full of big buyers will make you successful. Those repeat customers come from treating them well and ensuring they come out of the deal feeling good.