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Flipping a Contract
Hello and good day.
I just got a home under contract and am wondering what is the next step.
Do I let me Cash Buyers know I have the property under contract and start releasing the property address or do I contact my title company to begin escrow?
Sounds like a simple question but an important nonetheless :)
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Originally posted by @Derrick Strope:
@Ray Eason You will need to make sure that your contract shows the buyer as "Yourname or Company and/or Assigns" in order to make a contract assignable.
Actually, I don't believe that's true...
I'm not an attorney, but I believe that contract law in the US makes assignability of most contracts legal/valid, by default. So, as long as the contract doesn't say that you can't assign, you should be able to assign even without the "and/or assigns" addition.