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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Mike F.
  • Keego Harbor, MI
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I have a wholesaling question

Mike F.
  • Keego Harbor, MI
Posted

hey guys and gals,

I have a question regarding a wholesaling situation I may partake in.

I found a family that was looking for a property in a specific area with a specific number of beds and baths (we'll call them the buyers). They are qualified and pre approved for an X amount of dollar loan and are looking to buy ASAP.

I also found a "for sale by owner" seller that was selling his home in the area that the buyers wanted, with the right number of beds and baths, well within the buyers budget.

Now I have negotiated the price that the seller wanted down quite a bit lower than his asking price and I am ready to have him sign a purchase agreement. Here is my question-I plan on doing a double closing on this deal using transactional funding for the first sale (AB). How would this scenario work when the buyer is using a mortgage for the second (BC) sale? I have only done simultaneous closings with all cash sales and never with one side using a mortgage for funding. Is it even possible to do a transaction like this and if so, what specifically do I have to do to make this all work for everyone involved? I would assume that I'd have to deal with the buyers lender at some point.

Any help and/or information on this scenario would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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