Then write up a contract saying your Tennant will pay and have them sign it before you have the work started or materials purchased.

If your grandfathered in he city has no right to determine what homes you bring in...this isn’t legal advice.

I was recently asked if an assignment fee can be paid outside of a closing, where as the contract assignment would show assignment fee of $0,  but a separate contract between wholesaler and buyer existed on the side labeled a "finder's fee".

My question is how do I go about assigning the contract?

You can also be running a legal risk for not negotiating in good faith. 

Plus there would be room to grow the value through improvements and updates.It had only been on the market for 2 days so I told my wife to call first thing in the morning to schedule a showing and maybe we could get it under contract before too many other people saw it.

They did everything they could to discourage rentals short of banning them which would have cost too much to file the legal documents.

I’ve read articles and watched videos all over the internet/YouTube and I think I have an idea of what to do but I haven’t figured out how to find buyers yet or how to write up a contract.

Sometimes, if the property is really good then offer a large deposit overall.Inspection = 7 days or 10 days at most.Additional Terms:Try to leave it blank or by your state’s contract terms.

If you get contracts on all you could have a real winner if the prices are right.