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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Daniel Bennison
  • Residential Realtor
  • Leawood, KS
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Keeping the Deed open

Daniel Bennison
  • Residential Realtor
  • Leawood, KS
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Ok. Hi all. I'm Daniel Bennison. This is my first post on BP.  I've been a realtor in Kansas City for 7 years and a flipper for 4 years.  When recently dealing with a new title company, I heard that you can "leave the deed open" for a $100 fee. What is the benefit of this? I'm a little unsure on the mechanics. Wholesaling always sounded risky but my wife and I have flipped 20 houses now and others in our family flip. Wholesaling seems like a natural progression Negotiating is fun and construction can be maddening at times. I'm not into posting signs everywhere, but I would be open to direct mail. My thoughts are racing. I've been listening to real estate podcasts today and my creative juices are flowing. Lets do a deal people!! Going to get more coffee now...

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