Most wholesalers don’t realize their cute little “free contract template” is basically a ticking time bomb. I didn’t either… until sellers started stalling, dragging things out, and trying to run out the clock on my contracts. So every time we got burned, I didn’t just complain, I updated the contract. Over. And over. And over. Now it has little ninja things like: - “Close of escrow on or around, instead of locking us into one hard date - Auto-extend wording so the contract basically can’t expire unless we want it to - A 25% holdback that doesn’t get released until the property is actually vacated Why? Because one time the seller got paid in full… then decided they weren’t in a rush to move out. Guess who got to handle the eviction? 😅 There’s a lot of ninja wording in this thing designed to prevent headaches before they happen. “Ask me how I know.” 🤣 If contracts and legal stuff freak you out, the real risk isn’t “signing something wrong”… It’s using a weak, generic template that doesn’t protect you when things inevitably get messy. If you want to go from: “Man, I hope nothing goes wrong with this seller…”→“I’m protected even if it does,” I’ll just give you the exact wholesaling contract + assignment contract we use. The one that’s been battle-tested, updated after every mistake, and built from real problems in real deals. Comment "NINJA" below and I’ll DM it to you 👇 Quick disclaimer: I’m not your attorney. This is for educational purposes only, always have a local lawyer review any contract you actually use in your market.

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