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Sierra Murphy
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Newbie Wholesale Question Regarding Contracts

Sierra Murphy
  • Washington , DC
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First off I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Sierra and I'm new to BP. For the past couple of weeks I've soaked up a bunch of information regarding wholesaling from various sources (including BP), but I'm still confused about purchase agreement contracts/assignment contracts. Where exactly are you supposed to get these contracts from? Do you get these contracts from online, title companies, or an attorney?

Thanks,

-Sierra

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Mark Yuschak
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  • Grand Blanc, MI
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Mark Yuschak
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  • Grand Blanc, MI
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To expand on what what Kevin said...

Go to your local REIA to meet and network with other like minded investors. During the course of your conversations, ask to see a contract with they use. You might be surprised that they'll give you one! Since the person is local, it likely is more accurate to your state laws, etc.

While you're likely in competition with REIA members, they could also be your end buyers. Add them to your buyer's list!

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