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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Purchasing Directly from Seller Off Market
To get the ball rolling you typically need to sign a contract with seller. What do you do when you have found a seller and have come to an agreement on price/terms?
1)Do you write your own contract to secure the deal and then send to the lender, attorney, closing/title company etc? Where did you go to get the template for the forms? I am specifically interested in the state of GA. I have searched but not finding the one on BP. I think there used to be one but it is no longer available? I can Google but I am curious to find out what other investors are using/doing.
2)Do you contact an agent and have them write the purchase/sale contract and act as the buyers agent? How much commission do you pay the agent?
Thanks,
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@Jonathan Klemm
No, not planing to wholesale, looking to buy/fix rent or flip.
I have been getting "deals" from wholesalers, frankly MLS seems to have better pricing on investment grade properties than many wholesale deals I've gotten lately.
Could you share your contract? I could use it as a starting point and then add or take away for GA.
Thanks.