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Kearan Tolles
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Getting houses under contract.

Kearan Tolles
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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I have recently been looking into wholesaling as something to possibly add onto my real estate activities and as a way to create more income.

The Cold Calling and marketing make sense to be, but I have been kinda in a grey area when understanding contracts.  From what I hear is that you get a seller under contract, then you turn around and basically sell that contract for more to a buyer.....but what if you can't find someone to buy the contract?

Do you write in a lot of contingencies so what you aren't stuck buying a property?

Do you have buyers ready before you get the house under contract?

A breakdown of the timeline would be appreciated.

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