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Aaron Fox
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Wholesaling bank owned, FannieMae or HUD properties

Aaron Fox
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Rochester Hills, MI
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As a wholesaler, are you able to wholesale a bank owned, FannieMae or HUD property to an investor with a purchase agreement or an assignment contract? I'm looking at a foreclosure that is a FannieMae home path property and am wondering how I can get this deal and wholesale it to an investor.

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Greg H.
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Greg H.
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You are not going to be assign a contract and you are going to have to do a double close. 

HUD - No holding requirement for investor purchases so they can be sold immediately .

FNMA - the property cannot be sold for more than 120% of purchase price during the first 90 days. This is a deed restriction that follows the property

Other REO - May or may not have a holding requirement

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