it looks like they do transactional funding. This is a bunch of crap made up by the guru to make lots of cash. I have never needed transactional funding there are 2 to 3 ways around it but the simple way is just assign the contract for a fee. Let me know if you need any help with that.
it looks like they do transactional funding. This is a bunch of crap made up by the guru to make lots of cash. I have never needed transactional funding there are 2 to 3 ways around it but the simple way is just assign the contract for a fee. Let me know if you need any help with that.
I am in Indiana, and I like to go to MI so u get a deal u are working on I will walk you thru one or 2 to get you started. Doing a flip or wholesale will get you cash, it is alot of work but I can help you do a few.
it looks like they do transactional funding. This is a bunch of crap made up by the guru to make lots of cash. I have never needed transactional funding there are 2 to 3 ways around it but the simple way is just assign the contract for a fee. Let me know if you need any help with that.
Don't forget, if you are buying a REO, the seller will not allow assignments and one must use transaction funding...
@Shawn Holsapple If u know your buyer, get them to write you a note on their escrow money, secured by real estate they are purchasing, when they purchase the note is released. $100.00 in legal papers versus thousands in fees. Totally legal and legit. I have done several times, at first the title company had to ask their attorney, but its legal.