What the new law covers
Missouri Revised Statutes section 407.3600 defines wholesaling for one-to-four-unit residential property and sets disclosure, signature, timing, cancellation, and enforcement rules.
Effective August 28, 2026
Missouri Real Estate Wholesaler Disclosure
Missouri now requires a separate written disclosure at least fourteen calendar days before a covered residential wholesaling contract.
The practical version
What this option actually changes
A direct as-is offer can remove repairs, public showings, buyer financing, and a traditional listing timeline. It does not remove the need for a clear contract, title work, honest information, and a settlement statement.
Our transparency commitment
If a proposed transaction falls within the statute, the required disclosure should be provided in the required form and time. A wholesaler acts on the wholesaler’s own behalf—not as the homeowner’s agent—and may seek profit through an assignment or novation.
Read the official text
This page is general information, not the statutory form or legal advice. Review the current official statute and ask a Missouri attorney how it applies before entering a covered agreement.
A simple first step
Tell William about the house
Send the property details directly to William. We’ll review your information and contact you about a no-obligation cash offer.
- No repairs required to ask
- No agent commission
- No obligation to accept