A wholesaler, generally speaking, is someone who acts as a middleman. They’re not the buyer. They put your property under contract and then try to find another buyer. They sell the contract to that buyer for a finder’s fee.

They are not going to close on your home. In many cases, they don’t even have the money to do so. The problem is that if they can’t find an end buyer, the contract is likely to fall apart—costing you time, money, and energy.

In many cases, as a seller, you could receive a higher price by working directly with the end buyer.

Simply put, we are not a middleman. We are not wholesalers.