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Jolee Butler
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Wholesale Contracts Purchase/Assignment

Jolee Butler
  • Memphis, TN
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How can I get contacts for my wholesale deals? Is there a way I can get them online?

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Parish Benoit
  • Wholesaler
  • San Angelo, TX
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Parish Benoit
  • Wholesaler
  • San Angelo, TX
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When I started wholesaling, I used a contract from a course I had purchased but it received negative attention from local investors, home owners and attorneys. I then decided to use the standard Texas Real Estate purchase contract that agents must use. It is 8 pages compared to my 2 pages but it doesn't raise eyebrows like my first one did. I just had to add "and or assigns" on the purchaser line so I could assign the contract if I chose to instead of doing a double close.

I would assume Tennessee agents all use the same one also. That shouldn't be difficult to get a copy of. As far as an Assignment addendum, use whatever you can find online. I've used a few different ones and neither the end buyer or title agent seemed to care.

Good luck with your business.

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