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Kyle Burrows
  • Brooklyn
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Wholesaling Out of Your Area

Kyle Burrows
  • Brooklyn
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I just started learning about wholesaling real estate and investing in general and I'm starting to get a good understanding of how the whole process works. One question that I had was how does it work when you find deals outside of your area? I live in New York city where the prices for homes seem much too high for someone who is just starting out in the business. My plan was to look at surrounding areas to find potential deals but what is the procedure when it comes to working with the title companies and closing on these deals? Would both my seller and buyer have to be present at the title company? Would I have to find a company in the area that I find the deals and drive out there every time I want to close? I know this might seem like dumb questions but it's something that I really am confused about. Can anyone help with this?  

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