Yes, of course they can have a valid contract with the investor but I don't think that investor can force the end buyer to "only deal with him".I think the CT case is valid if the listing agent has an arrangement with the investor, not the OP.As I said, the owner of the property can choose to go with the lower investor offer and it could all be legit.

Check with an attorney to see if that is legit.

I figured a great way to work with some of the wholesalers around here would be to write and promote their properties for free within my blog and multiple other platforms I use around the web.

I recently took some of my SDIRA funds and invested in a web platform, so there are many options that work within an account like that.

Where building permits apply for any tower, there are many rules applied to building a tower or having a platform on an existing structure.

reply and add your .02cents and hopefully some of these peeps will get a handle on how to conduct themselves properly on an active and very intelligent investor community platform we all call BP.

We plan to provide a platform for that with a market and direct from the source restaurant.

We have some realtors and two big internet platforms for houses but definite not all properties for sale online.Other like in US is you can go to your bank to check some houses for sale in your area, banks here works as such like realtors.

Any way to do it cheap, online and 100% legit?

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