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Jamie Wooley
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How to purchase/sell smart!

Jamie Wooley
  • Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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I have flipped several properties and I want to make sure going forward I am leaving as much on the table as I can.

My question is....If I find a buyer not on MLS can I just transfer the deed in my name and get it notarized? What is the best way to achieve this. Actually close on the property or transfer deed. I am still learning so much so any advice would be super helpful.

Please let me know what you do currently.

Also, I am a RE agent so when I sell I usually just put my commission towards closing.  If this is not the best way when selling suggestions welcomed.

Thanks in Advance!

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Justin Fernandez
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Justin Fernandez
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+Not a lawyer/title company

If you just transfer the deed and pay cash for the house, who runs your title check? Prepares docs? Gets it Recorded? What if you give the cash and the seller runs or refuses to transfer?

You can, but I am not an agent yet, nor have I worked with one yet.  Someone else will need to chime in.

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