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Justin Blankenship
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Wholesalers and license

Justin Blankenship
  • Petersburg, VA
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I'm a new wholesaler in Virginia, I've done excessive research and I'm almost 110% positive you don't need a license to simply do a seller/buyer contract and then assign it to my investor. just wanna make sure I'm correct before I do anything wrong.

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Jay Hinrichs
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  • Lake Oswego OR Summerlin, NV
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just check with your department of real estate there.. lay out your plan and how your going to operate and ask them if a license is required.. that's the best way.. everything else is just on line opinions...

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