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Eric Piccione
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Wholesaling for Dummies

Eric Piccione
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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The way I understand Wholesaling, it is you go to a seller who is selling at 100k, you offer 80k, they accept. You then take a contract to a buyer you find (we buy houses) and say you can get them a property for 80k but you will charge them a finders fee of 10%. Is this about right or do I have some part of the process wrong?

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Amy Aziz
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Amy Aziz
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi @Eric Piccione That is one way.  Wholesaling is pretty much buying at an under market rate and selling it for a profit. Meaning you can sell it with a finders fee or just mark up the property from 80k to 90k. I hope that helps 

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