Securing a contract
Real Estate Wholesaling
Also called: Wholesaling · Contract Flipping
Putting a property under contract and assigning that contract to an end buyer for a fee.
What is a real estate wholesaling?
In wholesaling, an investor contracts to buy a property, then assigns the purchase contract to another buyer who closes — earning an assignment fee for the difference. The wholesaler never takes title; they trade in their equitable interest under the contract.
The vulnerable window is between signing and assignment or closing, when a seller might try to sell elsewhere. Recording a memorandum of contract secures the wholesaler’s position during that window.
Assignability depends on the contract, and disclosure rules vary by state.
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