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Michael Speight
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I am wholesaling and I have a buyer who’s using an fha or conventional loan to buy.

Michael Speight
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Will I be able to assign my contract to this buyer who is trying to purchase the house using an fha or conventional loan? If not what other options do I have? I currently don’t have the funds to double close.

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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@Michael Speight Understand that even if you find a conventional lender that will do this….the buyer would have to pay your assignment fee out of pocket, in addition to their down payment and closing costs…their lender is basing the purchase only on the price/contract you have with the seller.

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