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Heather Thuli
  • Dubuque, IA
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Wholesale company owned house that isn't in the best shape

Heather Thuli
  • Dubuque, IA
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When I was driving for dollars I added a house to my list and when I was looking at the information I saw that a wholesale company owned it.  They have had it for almost 16 years.  What does this mean exactly because apparently it wasn't in the best shape or I wouldn't have added it to my list?  

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Marty Boardman
  • Real Estate Investor and Instructor
  • Gilbert, AZ
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Marty Boardman
  • Real Estate Investor and Instructor
  • Gilbert, AZ
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I'm curious how you would know that it's a wholesale company that owns the property? I'm assuming it's part of the company name or on their website? Because if this company has owned it for 16 years they've got to be the worst wholesaler on the planet :)

It could be that the new owner of the property wasn't properly recorded. Where did you get the ownership info from?

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