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Mark Bookhagen
  • Buffalo, NY
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Assignment of contract - fee

Mark Bookhagen
  • Buffalo, NY
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Is there a way to assign a contract without the other party knowing your fee? (I don't have a real estate license.) Note: New York State. Thanks BP!

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  • Central Valley, CA
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  • Central Valley, CA
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Originally posted by @Ibrahim Hughes:
@Mark Bookhagen the only way I know is to do a double closing. Even then your buyer will likely know at the closing table when they receive the deed as you buy the property and then resell it to them.

Or do two purchase agreements and two escrows and close the first escrow with transactional funding.

Or close with your own funds or lender funds and then resell.

So many options! :)

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