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Andres Santos
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How to get Out of State Owners under contract

Andres Santos
  • Wholesaler
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hello everyone,

I am fairly new to the real Estate investing arena. I've decided to start with lease purchase/owner finance strategy first. I have started marketing to Out of State owners and have a few leads. I have already figured out the scrip I am going to use when I called them. The one thing I can't find an answer to, in the event they agree to sell, is what is the best way to get the contract to them and get them to sign it and have a notary also sign it. So I was hoping to get some help.

Thank you,

Andres

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Todd Plambeck
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Todd Plambeck
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  • Murphy, TX
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The contract doesn't need to be notarized, only the closing.  You can use a service like Docusign or send it to them overnight mail with a return envelope and postage.  If you are using a title company to close, which I hope you are, they will send out a mobile notary for closing or coordinate with a local title company for the seller closing.

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