A higher-payout alternative to New Western
New Western Alternative
Keep more of the assignment fee — we do not buy your deal, we sell it.
New Western is a brokerage that buys deals from wholesalers at a discount and resells them to its investor network — they take the deal and the upside. DispoBridge does not buy your deal; we market it for you and split the assignment fee on close. Same end result, larger payout to the wholesaler.
DispoBridge vs. New Western
| DispoBridge | New Western | |
|---|---|---|
| Who keeps the upside | You. A 60/40 split, you keep 60% | They buy at a discount and capture the resale spread |
| Deal acceptance criteria | Deals from anywhere in the US, off market or listed and set to pending | Narrower — must fit their investor profile and market |
| Geographic coverage | Any state, deepest buyer lists in Texas and Florida | Limited to their licensed metro markets |
| Cost to wholesaler | $0 upfront — fee split on close | Implicit cost = the spread they take |
| Speed | Marketed once listing status is confirmed; match time depends on price and market | Often fast — they decide quickly because they are buying themselves |
| Best for | Wholesalers who want to maximize assignment fee | Wholesalers who want a guaranteed buyer in supported metros |
Why wholesalers switch from New Western
They buy from you — at a discount
New Western's model is to acquire your deal cheap and resell it to their investor network at a markup. The markup is real money you could be keeping.
Their footprint is smaller than they market
New Western operates in select metros. If your deal is outside their market, they cannot help. We take deals from any state, with our deepest buyer lists in Texas and Florida.
Their criteria are stricter
Because they take title, they only buy deals that fit a specific investor profile. We market to a network of buyers with diverse criteria — more deal types qualify.
You lose the assignment, not just split the fee
Once New Western buys, the deal is theirs. With DispoBridge, you stay on the contract and assign to the end buyer — your name is on the win.
When New Western is the better fit
We try to be honest. New Western is the right call in some situations:
- Your property is in a New Western core market and fits their investor profile cleanly.
- You want a guaranteed buyer with no marketing risk and are willing to give up the spread.
- You need to close fast and certainty matters more than maximum payout.
New Western alternative — FAQ
Does DispoBridge buy my deal like New Western does?
No. We do not take title and we do not buy your contract. We market your deal to our active cash-buyer network and split the assignment fee with you when an end buyer closes. Your name stays on the contract.
Will I make more on a deal through DispoBridge or New Western?
In most cases through DispoBridge. New Western's economics depend on buying from you below resale and capturing the spread — that spread is money. With us, you assign directly to the end buyer at the higher number and split only the fee with us.
Is DispoBridge available in my city if New Western is not?
Yes. We take signed wholesale deals from any state. Our deepest buyer lists today are in Texas and Florida, and New Western only operates in a set number of metros.
Why would anyone use New Western instead?
Speed and certainty. If they say yes, the buyer is locked in immediately because they are the buyer. With us there is a marketing window — usually fast, but it is not instant. For some wholesalers in their core markets, the certainty is worth the spread.
Can my deal qualify for both?
Often yes — and you can solicit offers from both at the same time. Whichever closes first wins. There is no exclusivity on our end.
Ready to move a deal?
Submit your property — zero upfront cost
We market it to an active buyer network as soon as we confirm its listing status. You only pay when the deal closes.