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Patrick Britton
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largest wholesale fee possible

Patrick Britton
  • Ann Arbor, MI
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Any idea what the largest wholesale fee could be? can it simply be a function of the sales price and/or ARV? I would think that on a $4 million dollar property that the fee could be substantial - like $200,000 or something like that.

at the end of the day, does it really matter so long as the end buyer is getting a sweet deal?  

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Sam B.
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Sam B.
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Interesting discussion.

IMO, the real fee is going to come in repeat business.  Providing value to your end buyers, thus having more end buyers.

It's a whole lot easier to crank out (20) quality wholesale deals a year, where you net a 10k fee each vs. that one big $4mm whale where you take down a 200k fee at once.

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