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Hi,
I'm not sure how to structure the arrangement with the buyers so that I legally get my fee-for-services. I've done contract assignments before, but that was with investors who purchased all-cash/hard money. These new buyers will get a mortgage for the purchases (2 2-family properties and they will live in one unit and rent the other). Likely they need most of their cash funds for the down payment on the loan, so to have them write a check for my $10k fee could be a stretch. I also thought about structuring the purchase offer as a joint purchase and they the buyers buy me out of my interest in the property (but that seems more complicated than it needs to be). They are pre-approved for up to $250,000 per property. Can I structure the deal this way:
Would that scenario work? THANKS! |
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Probably. The buyer needs to be VERY up front about what's going on with the lender. The lender will probably use $240 as the purchase price rather than $250. So, the down payment will be based on the $240K figure and the buyer's will have to pay your fee out of pocket. |
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