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Matt Iacovazzi
  • Wholesaler
  • Greater Sacramento Area, CA
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Working with a Realtor and the Contract to use when wholesaling.

Matt Iacovazzi
  • Wholesaler
  • Greater Sacramento Area, CA
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Hi my name is Matt and I'm a wholesaler in Sacramento CA. I have a Realtor that is willing to write offers for me and submit them to the listings on the MLS however my question is can I submit the offers using my typical wholesale contract or does it have to include the agent some how, or do I have to use a CAR Form?

Any help or advice would be apprciadted.

Thank you

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Jon Frame
  • Investor
  • Lehigh Valley, PA
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Jon Frame
  • Investor
  • Lehigh Valley, PA
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Most of my wholesale deals were through a Realtor in PA. .....You would sign a standard contract with your name and "and/or assigns" after your signature. This will legally allow you to assign that contract to your buyer. Your wholesale contract would then be signed by you and your buyer and attached to the original Real Estate contract.

Hopefully you have a good Realtor that can explain the "and/or assigns" to the seller's agent when you make the offer, you may get some negative reactions. And, of course, when you sell the contract it will just boost the confidence of your Realtor and make it that much easier the next time......

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