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Myk Adams
  • Wholesaler
  • Atlanta, GA
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Assignees.

Myk Adams
  • Wholesaler
  • Atlanta, GA
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I'm purchasing a property in Cleveland Ohio, and my plan is as follows: The landlord needs to get out of his loan for his current non-income producing rental property. Current Value: 64K FHA Loan Payoff: 49K Cosmetic Repairs: 5K (elaborate upgrades to with this price) After Repair Value: estimated 75K Rents: $700-$900 Purchase w/ Hard Money Loan 6months -1year to Sell Rent till Purchased Taxes will need to be paid (unsure of the amount) Now my question: When creating your purchase agreement do you need "and assignees" added to the signature part of the contract? Or can you insert an agreement addendum that states what your doing? Thanks for reading my post and any direct advice is cheerfully welcomed.

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