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All Forum Posts by: Karen P.

Karen P. has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

Post: Sequence of events for Wholesaling

Karen P.Posted
  • Northern, CO
  • Posts 11
  • Votes 1

I am getting started in wholesaling and was wondering if anyone can check my sequence of events having to do with the process.  I have found many articles and books and tutorials but the details are what are missing.  I am assuming my buyer comes with cash...I understand that if loans are involved this may change things.   I appreciate any advice.  Thanks.

  • 1. Get a call from my postcards and talk to seller
  • 2.Go see the house
  • 3.Negotiate a deal and make an offer
  • 4.Offer is accepted and I sign Purchase contract with seller
  • 5.Start Title work on property
  • 6.Send out information about the house along with comparables to my buyers
  • 7.First one who responds that they want the house I sign a contract with them (Assignment Contract) and have them send me earnest money check ($1,000)
  • 8.Buyer and I go see the house
  • 9.Buyer takes Purchase/Sell contract to Title co to start process
  • 10.Buyer sets closing date with title co
  • 11.If buyer wants to do an inspection this is done at buyer expense
  • 12.If buyer not happy with inspection, can back out but loses buyer’s Earnest money
  • 13.I have option at this point of renegotiating with seller based on inspection results or leaving the deal and my own Earnest money with seller and moving on
  • 14.House inspection is fine, Buyer and Seller go to Closing
  • 15.Buyer brings Cashier’s check to closing written out to Title co for amount owed to seller
  • 16.Buyer brings Cashier’s check to closing written out to Title co for amount owed to me
  • 17.Buyer brings Cashier’s check to closing with amount owed for closing costs
  • 18.Buyer leaves with title to property and Seller leaves with Cashiers check
  • 19.I go later and get my Cashier’s check from the Title Co.