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Tom Jones
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Manassas Park, VA
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Co-Wholesaling

Tom Jones
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Manassas Park, VA
Posted

I have a question for experienced wholsalers.

I am not saying to make this a full time practice, but do any of you ever co wholesale a deal with another wholesaler and split the profits? I would imagine yes, but never know.

If you do, what kind of paperwork do you establish between yourself and the other wholesaler, so when everything goes to closing, the title/escrow company knows there is 2 wholesalers to be paid the assignment fee?

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