Are assignments of contracts allowed for short sales?
nope
double close, meaning you actually purchase with money from the seller called the A-B transaction (don't worry if you don't have any money, I have a feeling someone will be here shortly to offer you a solution to that)
then you immediately resell it to an end buyer that you have already lined up called the B-C transaction. Cash out, do it again
Sarah,
Are you loking to flip to end buyers and if so, are the properties in turn key condition? If so, then all you need to do is double close as Nick suggested. And yes, I can provide the transcational fudning for you so you can compelte your short sale deals with no money out of your pocket.
If you are looking to flip a short sale that is not turn key, you will need to buy with cash and have enough for the repairs and hold costs. Of course you also have the option in that scenario to double close it to a rehab investor who does have the cash and then of coursse, you could use my transactional fudning for that deal as well.
Hope that answers your questions.
Nick- thanks for the lead in.
Will Barnard, Barnard Enterprises, Inc.
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Sarah, it's really not that hard, if you want, pm me and I'll give you the 'secret' to succeeding in short sales.
Did you just say "secret"? The secret police are going to be made at you Nick! :)
Will Barnard, Barnard Enterprises, Inc.
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Ha! that's why I used that word.
It's no secret, just not the mentality of most newb short sale investors so I get to pretend like I know a secret :)
Very good Scott!
JV deals are the ticket and the secret!
Will Barnard, Barnard Enterprises, Inc.
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Website: http://www.barnardenterprises.com
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