This topic kinda bugs me so id figure i throw it out there to get other opinions on the matter.
Now I'm a new investor and I'm currently wholesaling to build a foundation as a successful real estate investor. I want the company and myself to be known as a honest, as accurate as possible, and straightforward solutions provider. I must admit my business skills are rough and my style of doing things are weird, but hey! I'm new to this and still learning which is the best part of this career. Your always learning!
Ok back to the wholesaling thing, I tend to avoid "cash buyers" that primarily state they are "wholesalers". My reasoning is that i don't feel its fair that an investor should have to pay an assignment fee more then once. Now my best ideal solution to this topic, is that if another wholesaler has a buyer when you don't. Then maybe the original assignment fee should be split by an ageed percent between the two wholesalers to prevent the end buyer(investor) from getting charged twice on the same real estate transaction.
Could I get some thoughts on this???