How To Talk To Cash Buyers For Wholesale Deals (FREE SCRIPT)!

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[@fruitloops2178]

When you find a property your buyer wants, do you as a wholesaler have the seller of the property sign the contract first and then let the buyer know so the buyer won’t take the property without giving you an assignment fee.

[@RealEstateSkills]

Hi there! Yes, that’s correct! As a wholesaler, you’ll first get the property under contract with the seller to secure your rights. Once you have the seller's signed contract, you can approach your buyer to assign the contract to them with your assignment fee included. This ensures the buyer can’t bypass you to acquire the property without your fee. Hope this helps! 💙

[@fruitloops2178]

@@RealEstateSkills thank you very much!

[@fruitloops2178]

@@RealEstateSkills I have another question. Since I’m underage (16) does that mean I can’t sign anything on the purchase and sale agreement and assignment contract. Is it possible to have my parents sign it? And where will I add my own info and not my parents to receive my assignment fee?

[@Frantic_Sarkov]

Hello guys, I have seen a few of your videos and am currently located in California. I'm 17 and was wondering if there was a way to wholesale at all considering my age and location. Also if there is how would I go about doing so, because all this truly does interest me as I believe this is the way to become wealthy.

[@RealEstateSkills]

Hi there! Great question! Since you're under 18 and can't legally sign contracts in California, here’s how you can still get involved: Partner with a Guardian: Have a parent or guardian sign contracts on your behalf to stay involved in deals. Learn & Network: Focus on building your knowledge and connections through local real estate meetups and online groups. This will help you prepare for when you turn 18. Build Your Presence: Set up a professional online presence on platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn to establish credibility early​. Study Your Market: Get familiar with your local real estate market so you’ll be ready to spot deals​. Stay focused, and you'll be ready to go when you turn 18! Good luck!💙

[@mellowpuppies]

Why don't you have pricing for your courses on your website? Or did I miss it altogether?

[@RealEstateSkills]

Hi there! We typically don’t display pricing on the website because our courses are tailored to different types of investors, from beginners to advanced, and we want to ensure you get the exact training that fits your needs. Also, many of our offerings come with resources and personalized support, so it’s best discussed during a consultation to provide full transparency and value for each student. Feel free to reach out for a consultation, and we’d be happy to provide more details about our courses and pricing! Hope this helps! Cheers!

[@Better2Care]

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[@RealEstateSkills]

Hi there! Thank you so much!

[@briansanchez9663]

So after seller agrees and signs do I sent it right away to title company ? Than when I find a buyer and he signs I send it to title company ?

[@RealEstateSkills]

Great question! Once you have a signed purchase agreement from the seller, it’s essential to open escrow by sending this contract to the title company right away. This step begins the process of title searches, ensuring clear ownership, and preparing for closing. The title company can also provide guidance on any requirements or necessary documents from the seller’s side. When you find a buyer who is ready to proceed, you’ll have them sign an Assignment of Contract (if you’re assigning the deal) or a separate purchase agreement (if you’re doing a double closing). Once signed, send this document to the title company as well. This allows the title company to update their records, verify funds, and prepare for closing with your buyer as the end purchaser. After both contracts are with the title company, keep close contact to ensure any necessary documents are collected from all parties, and confirm timelines for inspections, contingencies, and closing. Sending documents promptly to the title company ensures a smoother process, minimizes delays, and keeps all parties aligned on timelines. This practice also helps the title company manage the transaction from start to finish, ensuring any potential issues can be resolved before the closing date. Hope this helps! Happy Wholesaling 💙