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Leo Robinson
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Wholesaling Bank owned properites

Leo Robinson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oshawa, Ontario
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Does anyone know the process to wholesaling/flipping bank owned properties? is there a particular way to maneuver around it. Thanks ! 

Leo Robinson

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Heath Thomas Jr
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Heath Thomas Jr
  • Lender
  • Baltimore MD
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@Leo RobinsonYour best bet would be to find transactional funding. And do a Double close. From what I know, banks won't let you assign a contract. An added benefit is transactional lenders will give you a Proof of funds, which you will probably need to submit an REO offer.

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