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Michael Flynn
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Wholesaling Probate Properties In Masschusetts

Michael Flynn
  • Barnstable, MA
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From the brief reading I have done on this matter thus far it seems the Massachusetts Association of Realtors frowns on wholesale deals. After reading the MA Association of Realtors standard offer to purchase form I noticed there isn't a section that addresses assignment of the contract. With this in mind, my questions are:

1) is the standard MA Association of Realtors offer to purchase assignable for wholesale deals?

2) If not, where do I find an appropriate offer to purchase form that is assignable to use when making offers on probate properties?

My concern is that the typical "guru" offer to purchase contracts used by most wholesalers will not pass the sniff test of the probate attorney and I will be perceived as not being a serious buyer by the probate attorney.

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Bo McMahon
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  • Middleboro, MA
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Bo McMahon
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  • Middleboro, MA
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Can't say for sure this will cover your needs.... but on the top left of the offer form (the buyer field) put your name / entities name. After that I place "and / or assignee". I rebab homes and sometimes assign the contract for various reasons.

I do my work in Plymouth, Bristol, and Norfolk county. Feel free to reach out.

Bo

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