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Javen Wilson
  • Lebanon, IN
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Is Wholesaling in Indiana Legal?

Javen Wilson
  • Lebanon, IN
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Hey everyone, I'm trying to get my foot in the door with real estate and this week I let a wholesale deal slip out from underneath me without realizing until it was too late. The only reason I hadn't thought of it before was because I thought I read somewhere or heard somewhere that wholesaling in Indiana is illegal unless done a certain way. Would anyone be able to clarify on this or explain how it works in this state? 

Much appreciated for the responses!

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Erin Culp
  • Realtor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Erin Culp
  • Realtor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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@Javen Bowman wholesaling is not illegal in Indiana but just like anything else, you do need to follow the law when doing it. There are plenty ways to wholesale legally so I would advise working a joint venture with more experienced wholesalers to get hands on experience and avoid pitfalls.

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