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Bradley Bladon
  • Banker
  • Chapin, SC
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Wholesaling REO scenario...

Bradley Bladon
  • Banker
  • Chapin, SC
Posted

newbie: so if I find an REO that has a strong equity position and I offer..the bank accepts, do I need to put down any earnest money? can I just make an all cash offer w/ a 30 day close window and farm it out to an investor and do a simultaneous closing? Do banks allow for this?

I search the banks websites directly as they usually have links to their portfolio of REO's and see deals fairly regularly that look viable to attempt to wholesale...obviously I've never done it...but the idea seems reasonable to me...so what am I missing????

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