How Selling to a Real Estate Investor Works
From the first conversation to closing, learn what to expect when selling a property to a real estate investor and which questions to ask before you sign.
Working With Our Buying Partners
Some properties are a better fit for another investor’s strategy, capital, or market experience. When we involve a buying partner, the goal is to strengthen the path to closing while keeping the transaction clear for the seller.
When We May Close on a Property Ourselves
Not every property we contract is meant to be assigned. In some situations, it makes more sense for REWholesalers to purchase the property directly, take title, and decide what happens with it after closing.
Why We May Assign a Contract
Not every property that makes sense as an investment makes sense for us to own. Assignment can allow us to match a contracted property with another buyer whose strategy, capital, location, or experience is a better fit.
How REWholesalers Makes Money
REWholesalers is a real estate investment and wholesaling business. Depending on the transaction, we may earn money through an assignment fee, resale profit, rental income, or another investment strategy. Sellers should understand that before deciding whether our offer fits their situation.
We Are Not Acting as Your Broker
When REWholesalers evaluates or contracts to purchase a property, we are generally acting as a buyer or contractual principal, not as the seller’s real estate broker. Understanding that distinction helps sellers evaluate offers, ask better questions, and decide whether they want independent representation.
What It Means When We Assign a Contract
When a real estate contract is assigned, the original buyer transfers its contractual rights to another buyer. The seller should understand that possibility before signing, not discover it later in the transaction.
What Happens After You Accept an Offer
Accepting an offer is an important step, but it is not the end of the transaction. The period between signing and closing is where the buyer verifies the property, title is reviewed, documents are prepared, and any remaining issues are worked through.
Cash Sale vs. Traditional Sale
A cash sale and a traditional sale can lead to very different experiences. The better fit depends on what matters most to the seller, including price, timing, preparation, certainty, and how much work they want to take on before closing.