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Samantha M.
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
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Wholesaling an Owner Occupied Home

Samantha M.
  • Landlord
  • Dallas, TX
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I am about to get a house under contract, the only problem is its owner occupied. Normally the homes I wholesale or purchase for myself are from absentee owners that are tired of being land lords.

This is a new situation for me. I told the home owner up front my intentions to wholesale the property and explained I personally will not be taking title.

The problem is my buyers list is not all that solid yet, and I don't want to march 12 people from craigslist through the property. I have a few fellow investors that I know personally that MAY be interested. But in the event that I have to market it, how do I go about the various moving pieces?

Two big ones to consider:

1. If I post online should I ask for proof of funds up front (whether Hard money, bank statement) before I meet?

2. Scheduling the owners move. I have the house on a 14 day option. I guess like a realtor acting as a listing agent I would wait to advice the client to move only when I have a good sum of hard earnest money down on the contract and then give the go ahead.

Thanks everyone.

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