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Erik Caseres
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Written agreement for Off Market Deals

Erik Caseres
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Billings Montana
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While there is a lot of content regarding the structuring of creative financing deals, I haven’t come across many specific examples of what the paperwork is supposed to look like to get these deals to the finish line. I feel like I understand enough about seller financing, Sub To, etc. to actively start seeking out leads but I am hesitant to do so because I feel as though, I will be unprepared to execute a deal after receiving verbal buy-in.

Can anyone help with this? Where can I find specific examples? Is documentation still managed through traditional institutions like escrow, or perhaps a real estate attorney? Or, are there other means to achieve the goal of closing a deal in this manner?

Please let me know! Any assistance in this regard would be greatly appreciated!!!

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Erik Caseres
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Quote from @John Cardinale:

from my experience, the best title attorneys who are used to working with investors have all the documents you will need ready to go. Maybe there are some here that can help you. I found a great one through my local REIA branch.


 Thanks John! That’s great advice. I’ll start searching BP for a good title attorney that may be able to assist. Your input is appreciated!!!

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