All Forum Posts by: Alfred Sharty

Good Afternoon @Alfred Sharty,
    You can use your own bank statement, your buyers bank statement or you can get a free LEGIT one from my website.  It's ONLY meant for wholesalers to use for situations like this and NOT for flip/rehab loan purposes.  

And BTW, yes, buying on market listed properties are a different beast, but I buy from wholesalers who negotiate with agents and sellers ALL the time.  So it is a niche, HOWEVER you need to be TRANSPARENT with the agent/buyer and negotiate a price with them CONTINGENT on your buyer first.  You can negotiate a price, but don't sign a contract until you know your buyer is good, then you can double close or you can sign an amendment or add in special stipulations that the original agents contract IS ASSIGNABLE as a way around and make all things legal and transparent. 

Don't listen to all the negative folks that might think there is only one way of operating as a wholesaler.

Click on my website in my signature for that POF. :)

@Avrom W. Smith If you could throw my company name out in the mix too in the future ;)  I've got over 80 ALL 5 Star Google Reviews with amazing customer service and 100% success on our loans with wholesalers.  

@Alfred Sharty, to answer your question, I've attached some sites that'll sort you out. However, please take heed of the advice that's been offered in this forum. I merely wanted to provide the resources you were asking for. For a POF letter head over to:

https://www.doubleclose.com/

https://best************************/

Take care and good luck!

Cheers!

@Alfred Sharty, here's a better idea, don't try to wholesale on-market properties. 95% of the time the listing agent will discover the assignment clause and will advise their client to not consider the offer. Moving forward, you need to target off-market deals. To acquire some sort of pre-approval letter, consult with a hard money lender. 

Agree with @Michael Dumler. It wastes everyone's time wholesaling off the MLS. Use the same effort to find good deals off market. There's plenty of bad wholesalers, set yourself apar