Investor · Chicago, IL · Member since 2016 · 10 posts · 1 vote
Hello BP Family,
I have a meeting with a seller this week who things they need a short sale. Is it possible to wholesale a short sale or will i have to use transactional funding as a means of closing the deal?
I believe the lender is HSBC and most short sale addendums say that that the conttacts cannot be assigned.
I have a meeting with a seller this week who things they need a short sale. Is it possible to wholesale a short sale or will i have to use transactional funding as a means of closing the deal?
I believe the lender is HSBC and most short sale addendums say that that the conttacts cannot be assigned.
Help me before I put my foot in my mouth .
correct. I have never seen a SS addendum that allows assignments. I have clients closing on one next week and the loan fell through so they are using a HML - The lender would not allow us to change the name on the original contract
I have a meeting with a seller this week who things they need a short sale. Is it possible to wholesale a short sale or will i have to use transactional funding as a means of closing the deal?
I believe the lender is HSBC and most short sale addendums say that that the conttacts cannot be assigned.
Help me before I put my foot in my mouth .
correct. I have never seen a SS addendum that allows assignments. I have clients closing on one next week and the loan fell through so they are using a HML - The lender would not allow us to change the name on the original contract
I just closed on a short sale in Sept. the lender prohibited us from reselling the property for 120% or more of the pirchase price for 90 days after closing. I do not recall who the lender was.
The only way I could think you can get around this is to purchase the property in a Corp. or LLC. and then have the buyer purchase the company. Not sure If that would work. I recommend you consult with an attorney.
Ravi I heard this before in one of the BP Podcasts on how to simply sell the LLC. Starting out as a newbie this would cost me money but is a good technique thanks for mentioning it once again.
I have sold short sales as a Realtor and do recall the "no assignment clause" but as you mentioned the sellers lender may make me keep the property for a certain amont of time. I would hate to get knee deep in this and have to back out ..soooooo I dont know which way I will go I might just turn it into a listing instead of trying to buy it as it appears to have a lot of red tape.