Miramar, FL · Member since 2014 · 33 posts · 5 votes
What's up everybody!
So I've noticed that there are wholesalers who are wholesaling properties that are foreclosed. I assume that they have a relationship with the Realtor that's handling the property for the bank and get the info that way.
So if that is the case, can someone explain for me how the wholesaler gets their cut of the transaction? I figure if the bank knows that there is a wholesaler in the middle that they wouldn't allow the transaction.
(P.S- Still a freshman to investing so please excuse my not knowing)
Wholesaler · Navarre, FL · Member since 2014 · 252 posts · 86 votes
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Brian hey hey over in Miramar Bch. In Navarre Bch born and raised in FWB. What you can do is get a good realtor on your team to make the offered on REOs and Foreclosures. The bank will Joy allow you to do an assignment but you can do a double close/ simultaneous close. I'll send you a request and we can network with eachother
Realtor · Boonton Township, NJ · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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@JPaul Mills how long does this process take, will the property have to go through the standard foreclosure process? I am interested to learn more about this topic, if a blog post exist or you are willing to make one in the future let me know :)
Wholesaler · Navarre, FL · Member since 2014 · 252 posts · 86 votes
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like o said its not an easy process but here is a forum that I found very useful info on this topic http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/41/topics/93662-wholesaling-foreclosures
Can you wholesale a property that has a trustee? is it best to not deal with the trustee? I just need some feedback on how these pre-forclosures work when it comes to a trustee