Co-Wholesaling Contract

A wholesale contract is a legal agreement used in real estate to transfer the rights to purchase a property from the original buyer (the wholesaler) to an end buyer (the investor or purchaser). The contract outlines the terms of the agreement, including:

• Property Details: Address and description of the property.

• Parties Involved: Names of the wholesaler and the end buyer.

• Purchase Price: The agreed price for the property.

• Assignment Fee: The fee paid to the wholesaler for assigning their rights to the end buyer.

• Closing Terms: Date and conditions for finalizing the transaction.

This contract ensures transparency and legal protection for all parties involved in the wholesale process.