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Paul Danieli
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Elkridge, MD
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Maryland Wholesaling

Paul Danieli
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Elkridge, MD
Posted

For anyone doing wholesale deals in Maryland.  

When you put a property under contract, do you include an assignability addendum?   Or do you include some wording in the contract such as (and or assigns)?   Some BP pro in California told me that (and or assigns) could be problematic at closing and nobody does that anymore.  Just searching google turned up the idea of a separate addendum, which to me sounds like the way to go.  

So how do experienced Marylanders handle it?

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