HOW IT WORKS

What Happens When You Submit a Property?

Submitting a property starts a conversation. We first work to understand the property, your situation, and what you’re trying to accomplish before determining whether there may be a fit.
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Read: How Selling to an Investor Works

The Process at a Glance

A simple process should not mean an unexplained one.

01 Submit

Tell us about the property.

02 Review

We evaluate the property and situation.

03 Options

We explain what may make sense.

04 Agreement

You decide whether to move forward.

05 Closing

We work toward a clear closing path.

01 TELL US ABOUT THE PROPERTY

We start with the situation, not just the property.

Tell us about the property and what you’re hoping to accomplish. We look at the property itself, but also at the circumstances surrounding the transaction.

Property + condition

What the property is and what it may need.

Location + market

Local conditions and what the market may support.

Your timing + goals

What you are trying to accomplish and when.

REWHOLESALERS PERSPECTIVE

Two similar properties can require completely different solutions.

The property matters. So do the situation, market, timing, and what is actually possible.
02 REVIEW

We look at what the property could realistically support.

We consider the property’s condition, comparable properties, potential repairs, market conditions, transaction costs, timing, and the practical risks involved in completing the transaction.

Condition

Current condition and property type.

Market

Comparable properties and current conditions.

Repairs + costs

Potential investment and transaction costs.

03 OPTIONS

We explain the options.

There may be more than one way to structure a transaction. Depending on the property and situation, that could mean a direct purchase, an offer involving one of our buying partners, or another structure that makes sense for the circumstances.

Direct purchase

A purchase path when the property and structure fit.

Buying partners

We may work with another qualified buyer when appropriate.

Structure matters

Price, timing, costs, contingencies, and certainty all matter.

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REWHOLESALERS PERSPECTIVE

The best-looking number is not always the best-fitting offer.

Price matters, but so do timing, costs, contingencies, certainty, and what the seller actually needs from the transaction.
04 AGREEMENT

You decide whether to move forward.

If you decide an option makes sense, we put the agreement in writing. We explain our role, the proposed transaction, important timelines, and what happens next. Ask questions, and have an attorney review the agreement if you choose.

Our role

Know who you are dealing with and how we expect to proceed.

Key terms + timelines

Understand the important dates, rights, and obligations.

What happens next

Know the expected path before you sign.

Read Our Sample Seller Disclosure
REWHOLESALERS PERSPECTIVE

Transparency shouldn't begin after a contract is signed.

You should have the information you need to make an informed decision before moving forward.
05 FROM CONTRACT TO CLOSING

Closing isn't always a straight line.

After an agreement is signed, due diligence, title work, inspections when applicable, and closing preparation begin. If something material changes, we address it directly.

We purchase the property

When we are the buyer, we move toward closing under the agreement.

We work with a buying partner

When appropriate, a buying partner or assignment may be part of the path.

Closing

The appropriate title or closing professional handles the closing and distribution of funds.

How Assignments Work
Working With Our Buying Partners
REWHOLESALERS PERSPECTIVE

A difficult conversation is better than a disappearing buyer.

We stay in communication so you know where things stand.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE ANY INVESTOR

Ask us these questions too.

A more informed seller makes a better decision. These are reasonable questions to ask any investor, including us.

Who is buying?

Are you purchasing the property yourself?

Can it be assigned?

Can the purchase agreement be assigned?

How is the offer determined?

What assumptions and costs are behind the offer?

What due diligence applies?

What rights and review periods does the buyer have?

What if the buyer cannot close?

Understand what the agreement says happens next.

Can an attorney review it?

You should be comfortable asking for independent review.

Read: How to Vet a Real Estate Investor
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

Quick Answers.

Find fast answers to common questions from property owners.
We may purchase properties directly, and transaction structure varies by property and market. We explain the expected path before you move forward.
No. Requesting an offer starts a conversation and does not require you to accept it.
Possibly. Occupancy is one of the facts we review when evaluating the property and potential transaction.
Repairs and condition are part of the evaluation. An as-is transaction may be possible depending on the property and structure.
We consider property condition, market conditions, comparable properties, potential repairs, transaction costs, timing, and the risks involved in completing the transaction.
Timing and available options depend on the specific situation. Share the details early so there is time to understand what may be possible.
Title issues can affect timing and closing. The title or closing professional will help identify what must be resolved for the transaction to close.
There is no single timeline. Property, title, due diligence, financing when applicable, and the agreed closing date can all affect timing.
READY WHEN YOU ARE

Ready to Talk About Your Property?

Tell us about the property and what you’re hoping to accomplish. We’ll review the situation and let you know whether we see a potential fit.

Submit a Property
No obligation to accept an offer.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

We review what you send

We'll look at the property and the situation before reaching out.

You'll talk with a real person

We'll ask questions, answer yours, and explain whether we see a potential fit.

You decide whether to continue

Submitting a property doesn't commit you to an offer or transaction.

Educational Notice:

The information provided on REWholesalers.com is for general educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to constitute legal, tax, financial, investment, lending, real estate brokerage, or other professional advice. Real estate laws, regulations, practices, and transaction requirements vary by state and may change over time. You should consult the appropriate licensed or qualified professional regarding your specific property, transaction, or circumstances. REWholesalers does not create an agency, fiduciary, attorney-client, lender-borrower, or advisory relationship through the publication of this content.

Any references to assignments, direct purchases, disclosures, or transaction structures are general in nature and may be subject to state-specific laws, licensing requirements, contractual terms, and closing procedures.