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Steffan Daus
  • Wholesaler
  • Stanley, NC
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No Realtor involved?

Steffan Daus
  • Wholesaler
  • Stanley, NC
Posted

Just a quick newbie question for you guys. Since I am essentially agreeing to purchase the sellers house, (though I am just going to assign the contract or double close) doesn't a Realtor have to be involved? Isn't that what they exist for? Or is that just part of the closing process, which I still need to research.

In the case one is supposed to involved, who needs to find one the wholesaler or the end buyer?

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