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J. Lancaster
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Going through Escrow Instead Of Putting A House Under Contract When Wholesaling?

J. Lancaster
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I listened to a BP Podcast not long ago where the investor said that he sends his agreements through Escrow instead of placing them under contract when wholesaling properties. Does anyone else use this method & how exactly would that work? Are the deals placed in Escrow with the Title Company or is there some other entity used? I've done a lot of studying but I'd never heard of this before & I'd like to know the exact steps of such a process. Anyone else familiar with it?

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