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Bryan P.
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Ok-so just learning about wholesaling...

How does this private financing work?

Let's say I find a nice property for 50,000 and the value is 65,000. Will a private lender see the value and thus lend 50,000 for the buy? What is the usual terms for this sort of thing?

Also-if the wholesaler acquires private money and cannot reassign a contract within a certain amount of time, what happens? Is the wholesaler screwed? In other words, what do wholesalers do in this situation?

-Bryan

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Matt Rosen
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Matt Rosen
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Just like James said..."Motivated"
There are many reasons why someone is motivated.
*Job loss
*Financial stress
*Behind on payments
*Relocating
*Landlord looking to get out of the game
*Probate
*Vacant properties most often cant get financing, a tenant, or a realtor to list their property! Often they are getting fined for code violations as wel.

Hope this helps
~Matt

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