All Forum Posts by: Sonja Revells
Sonja Revells has started 10 posts and replied 26 times.
Post: Assignment Contract Martinsville Virginia

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- Destin, FL
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Post: Can I post deals?

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- Destin, FL
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THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!
Post: Can I post deals?

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- Destin, FL
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I've only come on here for advice but I have a deal I'm looking to wholesale and is there a place on here we can post deals?
Quote from @Russell Brazil:
Just be aware that to require a buyer to use a certain company means you also have to pay for the title work if they insist.
she has made it very clear she is using a different title company.
I have a realtor that is bringing and endbuyer to the table.
She told me that she will be sending the EMD to a different title company/ one other than what I have specified on the assignment contract. Do you all "require" the EMD to be send to your preferred title company or let the end buyer send it to the one they want to work with? She's saying we can work with our preferred title company but she will be working with the one she wants/knows.
Post: Looking for a Title Company in Virginia

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- Destin, FL
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Quote from @Bobby Feinman:
Quote from @Sonja Revells:
Thank You Bobby!! I appreciate it!!
And I will keep your information. :)
I'm assuming you lend nationwide....?
Awesome!! I called Jenny's office, FINALLY got a title company that knows what they are talking about! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post: Advice dealing with realtor and .... multiple bids

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- Destin, FL
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Quote from @Aaron Howell:
So in Virginia, you can accept a backup offer. It is the Buyer's right to use whatever Title Company/Attorney they choose and you have no say in this. The VAR (Virginia Association of Realtors) Contract is 10 pages and broadly used across the state although certain MLS's use different forms, the VAR form can be used by anyone in Virginia.
Your first offer would have to be terminated lawfully before the backup offer would be "primary".
Thank you for elaborating, this is helpful. With her sending me her contract, I feel it's overly complicating things. I am assuming because she is going to make a commission off of it somehow, or maybe she has never bought from a wholesaler before.
In regards to backup offers and that the first offer would have to be terminated lawfully before another backup offer would be primary, isn't that from a realtors perspective? Meaning if I simply give her an assignment contract..... and do not use her realtor contract, and her buyer back out after/during the inspection period ....I could just notify the next solid buyer and assign my contract to them.
Post: Advice dealing with realtor and .... multiple bids

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- Destin, FL
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Quote from @Brendan Mullenholz:
Why couldn't you use a "Kick out Clause"? You can still market the property to other buyers.
I'm not familiar with this... what is a Kick out clause?
Post: Looking for a Title Company in Virginia

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- Destin, FL
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Thank You Bobby!! I appreciate it!!
And I will keep your information. :)
I'm assuming you lend nationwide....?
Post: Advice dealing with realtor and .... multiple bids

- Investor
- Destin, FL
- Posts 26
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You can assign one property per year in Virginia as a wholesaler.
Anything more than that and you have to be a licensed realtor, From what I have learned/investigated.