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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
wholesaling
Is it difficult to close a wholesale deal when the new buyer is using a loan and how do i handle a situation like that? please help!
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Hi,
Wholesaling to cash buyers is the most ideal situation.
Cash Buyer
- Can close quickly to meet what ever close date you have on your contract.
- Does not require a Survey Ordered
- Does not require an appraisal (just another thing to combat, if comes back low & usually does)
- Any Condition is Ok, does not have to meet any FHA guidelines etc.
Bank Financing
- 45 Days to close
- Multiple reasons why a buyer will not get approved for a loan
- Funding can be pulled a day before closing
- Requires an Appraisal/ Survey
- Has to be in move in condition, with no structural problems
- Getting paid will be a pain if you do not have a Real Estate License and can receive a commission
- And/Or Assigns may not work for most bank financing. Some require seasoning of title if properties has changed hands multiple times quickly.
- & its a big cluster ....
I hope this helped
Leon