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Purchase agreement question

Pablo Garcia
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I searched but couldn't find anything.... 

When wholesaling, do you have to sign the purchase agreement with a title company or attorney or can this be done just between the seller and wholesaler? 

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Contracts are between buyers and sellers. Title companies are typically not parties to sales contracts or assignment agreements. The only time a title company would execute such an agreement would be to acknowledge receipt of an EMD or some specific terms related to escrow/conditions of release of funds.

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