We would also like to start doing more wholesale deals in the near future as well as constantly having 2 to 3 rehabs going.Any questions?

We are closing (hopefully haha) on a REO wholesale.

On my last property I had an agreement to use another investor with a huge buyers list to market my wholesale.

This then allows you to flip or wholesale the contract out to a 3rd party.

As a wholesaler, do I need a RE lawyer?

Wachovia is leaving the wholesale mortgage lending business, which means the Homes Seller Assist program willbecome even more important, plus the program has just been opened up to investors.On owner occupied properties they can deal with credit scores down to500.

You as a wholesaler do not need to worry about title insurance.

I have took whole sale and lease options and a couple other classes but it just seems like those strategies are not working in this market.

I've bought an REO to flip, done a few lease options (no one bought and I sold for break even after costs), and bought from a wholesaler to flip.

If you have an option with a seller that you are trying to wholesale, can't your end buyer cut you out of the deal pretty easily?