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J'Nelle Lake
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Wholesaling Inventory? How Does That Work?

J'Nelle Lake
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I'm having trouble understanding this concept. I could be missing something, so I'd appreciate the help. 

I was asked by two buyers that I send them my inventory. I was clear that I was a new wholesaler and not a buy and hold investor when we first got in contact. 

As a wholesaler, I know we have a seller's list that we go through, we contact, and try to get deals out of that list. If I don't have buyers lined up for homes, how can I have an inventory? 

Are they asking to see the list of homes I have under contract? Would that be my "inventory"? Is that even smart to have a bunch of homes under contract not knowing if you could sell them all? How does that work?

Thanks in advanced for your help guys!

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