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So i tried searching and nothing really comes up that is useful.

Sorry if this is a repatitve question, but does anyone have;

PSA contract 
Assignment contract
Sub2 contract
Fee contract

In .pdf format for CA? Or know where i can get them for free.
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Chris Speights · Answer

My mistake, the link is http://realestatebeginnersguide.com/agreements.html

Nick J. · Answer

I know you can get most of those from uslegalforms.com but probably not the sub2 contract. I don't know where on the net you can get that other than a shameless plug that I could insert here LOL!!!  but really I don't know where else

Curt Davis · Answer

Robert,

You are thinking too small.  If the only place you can find the forms you need is a site that charges $50, and your not willing to pay that, to me that is crazy.  If you assign just one property and you make only $1,000, then the $50 was no big deal.  Think bigger and if you want this business to work for you then you will actually need to invest some money into yourself.

Robert Jenkins · Answer

Your knowledge is invaluable to me and i appreciate your input. As investors go though it's our job to put in the leg work and find out if we can get a better ROI with readily available contracts used by trusted BP memeber rather than shelling out 50$ per contract and not doing any work. Just my personal take on that, a dollar saved is a dollar compound interest will turn into 5000 by the time i die

Chris,Brian... simply put...YOU'RE AWESOME appreciate the info guys.

Brian Haskins · Answer

I have some I can share with you if you send me a private message

Brian Haskins

Brian Gibbons · Answer

Here is another resource...

Landlord, Tenant and Real Estate Law
1031 Exchange
Construction Law
Eminent Domain
Foreclosure
Landlord Tenant
Loan Modification
Mortgage Fraud
Real Estate Law
http://www.lawinfo.com/legal-topics.html

Brian Gibbons · Answer

California

http://resources.lawinfo.com/en/Free-Legal-Forms/Real-Estate/California/index.html

My 2 cents:

A. Sub2 is legal.
B. Realtors hate them.
C. Lawyers hate them too.
D. Calif is SUIT HAPPY.
E. Calif Realtors can practice limited contract law (with E and O insurance).

Good luck!

And, pay for a good Sub2 education, because there are lots of details.

Docs you need:

* Addendum To The Purchase And Sale Agreement

* Quit Claim Deed To Trustee

* Authorization To Release Mortgage Information

* Limited Power Of Attorney Regarding Real Estate

* Insurance Letter

* Escrow Letter

* Letter To Mortgage Lien Holder

David Marasco · Answer

Also, I would look at local Real Estate Association offices.  They are always selling contracts and California based paperwork

Christopher W. · Answer

Thanks for that link Chris!

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