Real Estate Agent · Scotch Plains, NJ · Member since 2019 · 39 posts · 20 votes
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Jonathan,
No familiar with CA RE laws but can't you just insert your buyer and take a commission on it? with such a small amount of profit, won't make sense to double close and wholesaling it may not work unless the new buyer is cash....
Real Estate Agent · Scotch Plains, NJ · Member since 2019 · 39 posts · 20 votes
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@Lydia R. That will only work with they using nontraditional mortgage or cash. Traditional mortgages won't allow a wholesale or marketing fee on the HUD.
Real Estate Consultant · Bloomfield, NJ · Member since 2010 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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@Jonathan Cerulli
Here's one way. I think it was veteran RE attorney Bill Bronchick who called it a 'reverse wholesale'.
See if seller will allow you to put a $5k mortgage on the property representing your fee. Cancel your contract and allow the new buyer and seller to contract directly. consult an attorney to structure so that you're protected.