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Glenn Johnson
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How you tell the seller that you a wholesaler

Glenn Johnson
  • Atlanta, GA
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I’m trying to be a wholesaler and wanted to know how to communicate to seller that you are without losing the deal..

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Jim Goebel
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Jim Goebel
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@Glenn Johnson

I know this can be a bit touchy.  My general rule of thumb is that transparency is the best way to do business.  Some of your sellers may be turned off by your desire to turn a profit on their asset - however as a buyer of an assignment that a wholesaler was NOT transparent with the seller - I can say he put himself in a 'weird' spot that did not build a lot of goodwill with the seller, or with the closing attorney - and that MAY end up biting him if not now, eventually.

Just lay it out there for them.  Be OK that some people will not be interested - however explain to them what resources you are using that they do not have access to (marketing budget, strong network of buyers/rehabbers, etc)

Jim

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