Getting Around "No Assignability" C.A.R. Purchase Agreement

[Andy Cross]

Hello everyone,

No offense to Realtors on BP, but I've got to ask this question of my investors in California.

In CA, the California Association of Realtors Purchase Agreement has a "no assignability" clause in the contract that eliminates investors from assigning/wholesaling deals to cash buyers. Not sure why this is there (nor do I care). 

If I can somehow get around this clause, I can start making money and my Realtor friends money as well. I know you all aren't lawyers, but are there any investors in CA that know how to get around this clause? 

Thanks Folks! Andy

[Steve Vaughan]

Here in WA, the standard realtor PSA has it was well.  In the assignment paragraph I cross out "not"  and initial it.  Then it reads "Agreement/ contract is       assignable to..."

Anything in the contract can be crossed out or amended and initialed.    Hope this helps @Andy Cross!