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Wholesaling RE in Michigan
Does the seller have to know that I’m wholesaling when I wholesale in Michigan? Or should I double close ?
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@Ander Lantigua I think you should be willing to close on any property you get under contract assuming your due diligence outcome is acceptable. You should always be honest and transparent. “I will buy your property and am prepared to close. However, before I close I may try to find another buyer who is an even better fit for this property. If I do, I will assign them the contract. If they don’t come through, it doesn’t matter because I’ll still close.”