Contracts and Offers

I need some help putting together a kind of complicated deal for res prop and adjoining development parcel.Owners own it free and clear and are willing to discount to me but lender may be hesitant. Any ideas?

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Today i am having my first meeting with a real estate agant other then the questions outlined in the book what are some questions i should be asking. How is this going to benifit him.
Thanks Jay C

Can Someone help me understand is it easy or hard to LOCK UP A HOME with a agent. I have a few homes that looks like great deals but don't know how to attack it with a realtor being rude to me any help with this would be nice.

Thanks--Kelly

Hey everyone,

I was thinking about this in regards to Matt's 25:1 formula. If you have contract contingencies that allow you to get out of a bad deal, can you first put in offers for a house and then determine the FMV *if* and once they accept your offer? Any input would be helpful and appreciated!

Vincent

I would like to try selling a LLC instead of using flash cash to flip REO properties. Does anyone have an example contract on selling a LLC to an end buyer.

i am informationed up!!! i have read book, online training. please help with first deal blues! assigment of contract is what i am looking at right now

Has anybody heard of these guys? Just looked at a property today and I was handed a Addendum to contract that had there name on top of it. The house is a foreclosure that is listed with a agent.

Mark

I'm re-reading "Profit From Real Estate Right Now" and have run into a mental road block with one of the chapters, chapter eight to be exact.

When doing an IEE, do you use a standard 4 page "Offer to purchase Real Estate form" with the seller or a "Purchase Option" form. (You know, the simple form you use when locking up a property for 30 days to assign to a cash buyer)

I couldn't find the answer to this on the website so here goes:

Based on reading Dean's book, it is my impression that an "Investors Disclosure Statement and Seller's Acknowledgment" form is only required for IEE deals (when I'm assigning the prop to a buyer who's getting a mortgage). But, am I correct if I say that I don't need that same form for an assignemnt deal when I'm passing it off to a Cash buyer? I just need a regular purchase agreement and just to put "and/or assigns" after my name? So does the seller not know that I plan to use a time period to pass of the deal?

Hi all,

I've read Dean's Profit From Real Estate Right Now and have 2 questions.