I feel ready to start hunting for properties, but I’ll admit the topic of contracts makes me a bit nervous.

For a beginner wholesaler, the key to knowing if a property is a good deal is making sure you’re getting it at a deep enough discount so an investor can still make money after buying it from you.

You get it under contract for $100,000.

all the wholesalers I know had to move further out of columbus as existing inventory dried up and we are talking about teams with marketing machines at 20k a month. they are moving to more than 30 miles outside of columbus like newark, Lancaster, Springfield, Mansfield, etc I hate when realtors are posting all this false info about our city. it's not a strong wholesale market like Dayton, Cleveland, or Toledo 

I was hoping someone had a referral for an investor friendly attorney who can help with contracts specifically dealing with wholesaling both MF and SF.  

@Albert Johnson sounds great, but wholesalers will lock you into a contract with the hope of selling it off to someone else and pocket the difference. 

Quote from @Mike Romano: Has anyone dealt with a wholesaler refusing to sign the cancellation?

Same goes if you're trying to wholesale in other states. 

Hello, I wanted to draft a contract for GC to work on various projects with us and I was curious to see if its better to get a proper contract drafted through a lawyer or are there any templates I can use.

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