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I am not a wholesaler but i do a lot of mailings and i close,i then often clean it out and mow the lawn and list on the MLS,I list because that is maximum exposure, i see no reason not to list a house on the MLS.if they cant sell it but have an offer they may very well come back and try to beat you up. most wholesalers have zero experience and many are lacking in ethics.You are aware they are wholesalers so just maintain a mindset of it may close and it needs to close as you have already agreed to --38.248.xx.xx

For the most part they'll delay, delay, delay and won't close unless they're able to assign the contract. If they don't find somebody to assign the contract to, they'll keep you on the hook indefinitely. --140.209.xxx.xx

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Is there a timeline on your contract with them>? --73.19.xxx.xx

Signed 6-19-25. Closing 7-9-25. Due diligence: buyer to have an inspection period of 10 business days. (Which is Monday 23rd, as I count it). --172.59.xxx.xx

Correction. Signed 6-9-25... Sorry extra number in there --172.59.xxx.xx

What is the difference in the price they are asking of their buyers vs your asking price? --73.19.xxx.xx

Under contract with wholesaler for $82k they are pushing it out to their buyers for $99k --172.59.xxx.xx

Thank you, plenty --73.19.xxx.xx

If you want to dump a problem property, wholesalers provide value by marketing to buyers who aren't afraid of a challenge. Sounds like they're doing the job for you! --104.230.xxx.xxx

Why does Ray market? It cost me $4,000 to get a house. Wholesalers want more than that --174.131.xxx.xxx

P.S. In my area, sellers list fixer-uppers on MLS all. the. time. I've been through houses that really should have been torn down. And I'm not afraid of gut rehabs. So for others who are considering selling through a wholesaler--if you're not pressed for time, consider listing on MLS. You might be surprised at the response. --104.230.xxx.xxx

P.S. In my area, sellers list fixer-uppers on MLS all. the. time. I've been through houses that really should have been torn down. And I'm not afraid of gut rehabs. So for others who are considering selling through a wholesaler--if you're not pressed for time, consider listing on MLS. You might be surprised at the response. --104.230.xxx.xxx

Thank all. I too have bought from these wholesales, but this is my first time being on this side. Appreciate the feedback. Keeping my knees bent! --172.59.xxx.xx

And is it too early to provide it, consider the above am I getting locked in too early? Now am getting Sceptical. I don't really need to sell this way just wanted to exit easily --172.59.xxx.xx

Ask the wholesaler if they have a buyer yet? ask who is doing the title and call or stop in the office and ask for an update,ask if the title search is even done yet.If you have a mortgage get the title company copies of whatever they need that you are aware of and ask what else they will need --38.248.xx.xx

Thanks Ken, the title company is asking for this information. No mortgage. Will ask them the questions. --172.59.xxx.xxx

Are they wanting all of this info up front to make a closing super fast when the wholesaler finally gets someone? --107.147.xx.xx

The title company sent and email requesting the information. Also left a voicemail stating a name of someone that is purchasing. So perhaps they have a buyer. I will phone them Monday with Ken's questions. --172.59.xxx.xxx

Maybe the deal will be done by lunchtime for you. --107.147.xx.xx

Enjoyed a few lunch while waiting... they came back with a lower offer, which I did not accept. I have one more wholesale lady who does it a bit different, so i'll give her a shot then it's going on the MLS or I'm making some "lipstick on a pig" changes and selling it to an investor who shops MLS. --172.59.xxx.xxx