I ran across alot of wholesaler betraying to be a cash buyer.

The purchased the deal from a local wholesaler and was credited $3,000 at the time of acquisition because the home was vandalized before COE.

Intern with a wholesaler.

Hello everyone, I know it's an incredibly simple question, but I really want to corroborate with more seasoned wholesalers how to determine if I am asking for too little or too much when wholesaling a property.

Soak up as much as you can about the field you are choosing to learn and only focus on that one thing, also find some people that actually wholesale either around you or on BP and pick their brain and if you get lucky someone to partner with to show you the ropes.

The investor is a wholesaler, and following lunch we reviewed a few opportunities.

Things I'm not entirely sure yet/Would like to get inputs:1) Never dealt with hard-money lenders so far and would like to know more2) Never dealt with wholesalers, so keen for feedback on what to look out for2) I have a breakdown of repairs, will share if required but confident that this will come under 75k (Current estimate is 60k)Open to any suggestions. 

We are looking to wholesale for our first deal, and I’m trying to find a professional yet simple contract (state of CA) for the seller and for the assignment.  

I’m needing a title company in the San Francisco Area to close a assignment wholesale deal.

I am advocating that wholesalers learn how to wholesale properly.