I use land trusts as a work-around to wholesale govt and bank-owned props with seasoning restrictions (required holding periods). Some people use an LLC for this, too.
I've been working with a real estate attorney on this for about a month now.
It's been hard trying to switch my thinking away from a typical double close.
One thing I was concerned about was do you make the offer to your realtor with the actually trust agreement or do you save that
For the title company to use?
Also, do you have to have a notary sign all documents while making the offers or is that only necessary after an
Offer is accepted?
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I use land trusts as a work-around to wholesale govt and bank-owned props with seasoning restrictions (required holding periods). Some people use an LLC for this, too.
Liz Eastlake
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I've been working with a real estate attorney on this for about a month now.
It's been hard trying to switch my thinking away from a typical double close.
One thing I was concerned about was do you make the offer to your realtor with the actually trust agreement or do you save that
For the title company to use?
Also, do you have to have a notary sign all documents while making the offers or is that only necessary after an
Offer is accepted?
Adam Macias
That definitely helped a lot! Thanks for that information!
Adam Macias