One thing I suggest for everyone in this thread is to have a real estate attorney look over the contract you are going to use, or even have them draw one up for you. Maryland real estate law and contracts are pretty complicated compared to most states. Spending the extra few hundred dollars to have a professional draw you up a contract can save you a lot of trouble down the line.
I have an example contract of sale and assignment document you could use that I received from a Baltimore wholesaler. I am not home at the moment, but when I get back I could scan it forward it to you (I only have a hard copy). You could also go to the tab labeled resources. There you could find contract agreements, etc.. I believe bigger pockets only allows you to download three documents a week. I hope this helps.
I know this is an old post, if possible, could you send me the example contract of sale and assignment documents you spoke about in this post. I would appreciate it and would like to thank you in advance.
@Phillip Iwugo Hi Phillip, when you receive the blank Purchase and Sales Agreement from Lakeisha, could you please send it to me also? My email is [email protected]. Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it.
Does any one have a Maryland Purchase Sales Agreement of Residential Real Estate to be used in wholesale and to be assigned that they could offer?
Hi David,
I wonder do you still have a Maryland Purchase Sales Agreement of residential real estate to be used in wholesale and to be assigned? If you do, could you please send me a copy , thank you very much.
One thing I suggest for everyone in this thread is to have a real estate attorney look over the contract you are going to use, or even have them draw one up for you. Maryland real estate law and contracts are pretty complicated compared to most states. Spending the extra few hundred dollars to have a professional draw you up a contract can save you a lot of trouble down the line.
One thing I suggest for everyone in this thread is to have a real estate attorney look over the contract you are going to use, or even have them draw one up for you. Maryland real estate law and contracts are pretty complicated compared to most states. Spending the extra few hundred dollars to have a professional draw you up a contract can save you a lot of trouble down the line.
Hello Everyone. I am new here and have been looking for the same as well. Were any of you successful in receiving a MD template? If so, could you please forward that info? Thank you all in advance @David A.