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Andre Elston
  • Investor
  • Augusta, GA
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Conditional Bank Loan vs. Wholesaling

Andre Elston
  • Investor
  • Augusta, GA
Posted

Had a question that I hoping that someone may have the answer to.  We currently have a house under contract, a potential buyer contacted us and said that they may use a loan.  To my understanding most banks won't deal with assignment contracts so since the property is owned free and clear we were thinking of creating a contract with the motivated seller to do a quick deed in our name ( with the understanding that the seller will still get what was stipulated originally) so that way a traditional bank loan would work. Has anyone done this before?  Thanks.

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