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Danny N.
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  • Worcester, MA
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when EXACTLY do you assign ?

Danny N.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Worcester, MA
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to all the active wholesalers out there, when assigning your deals, are you doing this after seller has accepted your offer BUT Before doing the actual purchase and sale contract

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do you go thru and sign the P & S , and then assign that to cash buyer?

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Shaun Reilly
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Shaun Reilly
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Hey Danny

Just an FYI this question won't make a lot of sense to most people. I believe that MA is the only (and if not only a handful of others) 2 contract state. As in pretty much all other places just have one big contract at the initial offer that is more like the P&S we do later on here.

But to answer your question both an Offer to Purchase contract or a Purchase and Sale contract are assignable unless specifically stating that they are not.  In my experience a Wholesaler would try to assign between the offer and the final contract so, similar to what Aaron was saying, the end buyer is on the actual contracts for closing.

You can use the standard state contracts, but you would want to make sure to add in some clauses to cover you and your buyer.  Better to get a customized offer to purchase sheet that an attorney in Massachusetts has created or at least reviewed that will have all the stuff you need as a wholesaler and is compliant with state law.  You can find these around FYI.

Also we are an attorney state for closings.  So when people say escrow it is with an attorney not a title company.  Only real difference is that attorneys can have their own special way of killing deals that a title officer may not.  :)

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