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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Short Sale Question
What is the proper way to market a Short Sale as a wholesaler? We have the accepted offer from the homeowner, but now need to get an approval from the Bank. I want to start marketing right away, but don't want to over promise/ under deliver to my buyers. I know with the new laws that it shouldn't take as long as it used to, but can still take months. I would be up front and honest with my buyers about where we are in the process, but is it too early to start marketing to them?
Part II
After reading a reply by J Scott to an earlier question. How do I find out if the bank we are dealing with will even let us wholesale the deal? Would a double closing work to get around that?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. We are definitely new to this
Most Popular Reply

In my experience, it's nearly impossible to legally wholesale a short sale.