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Wholesaling five properties in a week or two. I need the cash to accelerate rehabs. I'm up to my neck in renovations on condemned properties I own. Anyway, a friend's parents want to sell three of their duplexes. Example for one: The tax value is 190k, but I would need to buy i
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Usually appraisers ask what improvements were made. I wouldn't know what to say to that. Any ideas? As an example, say I buy a turn-key duplex for 165k in cash off-market. Maybe I make some tiny improvements. Maybe it's just some touch up paint. Say I cash out refi a month later
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Just spitballing here. My first wholesale deal is going through soon and I could have done things better. Clearer wording to sellers that I am not personally buying the properties even though it appears that way. Confirmation with title company that buyer's non-refundable ea
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To title company, "Hi, I’m assigning a purchase contract. Do you require wet funds from the end buyer for an assignment, or can you close with the buyer’s funds coming in at closing?" I learned some title companies require funds while the "signatures are wet." Meaning, wholesale