Sentences with phrase «as a wholesaler if»

As a wholesaler if my estimate for repair costs is accurate and I'm getting properties for just dirt cheap compared to ARV how do I determine my commission?

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Social media activity isn't as powerful if you're a B2B business, such as a wholesaler who sells parts to Boeing.

If you're an e-commerce store who is drop shipping or reselling products from a wholesaler, ask them for a certificate of insurance listing your company as an additional insured before you begin selling their products.

by the Food Waste Reduction Alliance, 67 percent of wholesalers and retailers in the United States listed liability — say, if someone gets sick from spoiled food, and decides to sue — as their biggest concern about donating.

It's mandatory if your book is available in bookstores as well as with distributors and wholesalers.

(And as if you needed one more reason to acquire A Taste for Murder, the authors are donating a portion of their profits to From the Wholesaler to the Hungry, a national organization that helps cities develop programs to distribute fresh produce to low - income adults and children.)

«If the author has made the books available through a wholesaler, it's the same process as other books,» McClurg says.

If a wholesaler, such as Ingram Wholesale, Baker and Taylor Wholesale, Broder Wholesale, Bookazine buy 40 copies of your book, and only 20 sell, they are going to send you the other 20 back.

I also go back to one of my points is that if retailers / wholesalers don't have any specific territorial restriction data for e-books then they should apply the ones they have for the physical book until the publishers update / provide the relevant e-book data — which 9 times out of 10 will be the same as for the physical book.

«And the reverse: If there are international authors who haven't been able to tap into the US market for whatever reason, if they come through us and have their book distributed, suddenly they have access to a huge range of wholesalers, chains, bookstores in the US here as well.&raquIf there are international authors who haven't been able to tap into the US market for whatever reason, if they come through us and have their book distributed, suddenly they have access to a huge range of wholesalers, chains, bookstores in the US here as well.&raquif they come through us and have their book distributed, suddenly they have access to a huge range of wholesalers, chains, bookstores in the US here as well.»

As long as the wholesale pricing actually is wholesale pricingâ $» as in, the retailers are paying publishers a specific amount per e-book sold no matter what the retailer price isâ $» I have no problem with wholesaler pricing. I actually prefer its precedent to agency pricing, but I fear that the wholesale pricing scheme would end up modified if forced upon retailers, with retailers only paying content providers a percentage of whatever retail price the retailers choosAs long as the wholesale pricing actually is wholesale pricingâ $» as in, the retailers are paying publishers a specific amount per e-book sold no matter what the retailer price isâ $» I have no problem with wholesaler pricing. I actually prefer its precedent to agency pricing, but I fear that the wholesale pricing scheme would end up modified if forced upon retailers, with retailers only paying content providers a percentage of whatever retail price the retailers choosas the wholesale pricing actually is wholesale pricingâ $» as in, the retailers are paying publishers a specific amount per e-book sold no matter what the retailer price isâ $» I have no problem with wholesaler pricing. I actually prefer its precedent to agency pricing, but I fear that the wholesale pricing scheme would end up modified if forced upon retailers, with retailers only paying content providers a percentage of whatever retail price the retailers choosas in, the retailers are paying publishers a specific amount per e-book sold no matter what the retailer price isâ $» I have no problem with wholesaler pricing. I actually prefer its precedent to agency pricing, but I fear that the wholesale pricing scheme would end up modified if forced upon retailers, with retailers only paying content providers a percentage of whatever retail price the retailers choose.

If, for example, a business receives a large order for services or equipment but needs a temporary loan to purchase the equipment from wholesalers or hire additional staff to fulfill the order, the order itself can serve as collateral.

There are many real estate wholesalers that are nervous about not putting anything down and ultimately put hundreds, if not thousands of dollar in place as the earnest money deposit.

As a wholesaler, especially if you are going to be good at it, you need to do much of the same sorts of tasks as actual investors but what you stand to gain isn't nearly as significanAs a wholesaler, especially if you are going to be good at it, you need to do much of the same sorts of tasks as actual investors but what you stand to gain isn't nearly as significanas actual investors but what you stand to gain isn't nearly as significanas significant.

Wholesaling is not as easy as it is often portrayed, but you can be successful if you are able to stand out from the many other «wholesalers».

I'm from your neck of the woods and have some knowledge on westfield (plus if I'm not mistaken @Account Closed is from out that way so maybe she can chime in as both a former resident and as a wholesaler).

I may come across as a jerk, but, I don't need new friends, just someone who can bring me deals, if a wholesaler / bird dogger can do that that's all I need.

As a wholesaler, if you put a property under contract and do not close you run the risk of losing your earnest money deposit.

@David Oldenburg Excuse if I go off on a tangent, but want to add some color to the conversation and add my own experience as a wholesaler.

I asked the wholesaler from my first deal to ask a few select buyers if they had any interest, and he blasted the property out as if it was his own.

Investor - buyers are the lifeblood of our business as wholesalers, and if they aren't pleased with the deals you send them, trust me, you'll be out of business sooner than you know.

As a wholesaler myself, I can honestly say there are some very shady characters out here that will waste «LOTS» of your time if you are not aware.

Its funny because I received so many calls and emails from so many wholesalers posing as cash buyers and I would ask them flat out if they were wholesalers only to get lies.

If you are debating between the $ 1 wholesaler EMD verse the $ 5 - 10,000 EMDs that a lot of house buyers put down, then my guess is most wholesalers put down as little as possible, while most sellers want as much as possible.

If you are an investor looking for properties we are a great resource, as we have contacts with different investor groups and wholesalers.

It takes time to develop a buyer's list but as a real estate wholesaler, one of most important (if not THE most important) asset you have is a strong buyers» list.

If I'm marketing another wholesaler's deal, I usually work it out with them (the wholesaler) so that I am marketing it at the same price as they are, and they just cut me in on some of the profit.

As a wholesaler and Investor myself, I never ask my end buyers to do anything but sign a purchase agreement if they are ready to buy.

If you buy from a wholesaler typically your earnest money is «hard» as soon as you go under contract.

They pass the mic around and if you have a property for sale, or money to burn, etc., or want something that someone else might have (say a 3/2 single family home as an investment property) then you can mention that and give out your contact info, and it's a great way to do deals with other investors, wholesalers, rehabbers, etc..

If you're looking for flips, you're going to want to connect with as many wholesalers and agents as possible.

Some wholesalers put a lockbox on a house (if it is empty) as soon as they get it under contract.

Please correct me if I am wrong according to your article and answer how we as wholesalers get out of a situation like this...