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Andre Bias
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10 day close enough time

Andre Bias
  • Contractor
  • Atlanta, GA
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So I Have a seller lined up but he wants to close in 10 days with no due diligence on the property does that mean I have t find a buyer have the look at it inspect and close in 10 days I am extremely new and this is my first potential deal

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Lydia R.#4 Wholesaling Contributor
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Lydia R.#4 Wholesaling Contributor
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@Andre Bias It sounds like your seller is actually a wholesaler themselves. Even more reason to walk away. An investor (though this definitely sounds like a wholesaler) who doesnt want due diligence allowed in the contract seems shady to me.

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