I'm a newbie, looking to wholesale.

I am a wholesaler and I'm not ready yet to get all in the nitty-gritty of owning my own residential property to lease out, I don't think I'm ready yet, I need to do more of my own research... but for now, I just want to pass a Subject-To deal along to another investor, so what is the best way to go about doing that... assign or double close?

Now, about my wholesale situation: Yesterday I put my very 1st deal under contract (a 3 bdrm/2 bath single fam. house).I was so nervous as I sat and worked things thru with the owner--a widow with a teenage son.

I work with a large wholesale group in southeast michigan and I offer a one stop shop for investors.

I work with a large wholesaler in southeast Michigan and would love to talk some time.

I work with one wholesaler here who does lots of deals in the $60K +/- range and his fees are about $4K

Hi Everyone,I'm a new wholesaler in Houston and I have not become an LLC yet.

They steer you with many different web sites to their wholesale deals, their friendly mortgage guy, and their web hosting service, etc.

Hi,Quick question, if the owner will carry all or part of the financing or sell the house subject to the current loan, as a wholesaler are you willing to offer more.

If your intention is to wholesale the property, make that date way out in the future to give yourself plenty of time.If you don't find a buyer, you have three options:1) Weasel out of the contract based on one of the contingencies,2) Get financing and close yourself, or3) Break the contract and give up your earnest money.If you're doing a contract directly with the seller, you earnest money should be small, so option 3 should be pretty painless.