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This REO is assignable?
Hello,
I couldn't decide how to take title of a REO we just got under contract. In case we wanted to BRRR, I put the contract in name of my spouse and I to make delayed financing easier. One day later, I regret that and wish I would have put in the name off the LLC because it is probably going to be a flip. And, I want this to be a clean trail for tax/liability purposes.
The contract has been sent along to the bank to sign, and I don't want to screw anything up. I downloaded the Purchase agreement and found all instances of the word 'assign' or 'assignable' and don't see anything that would prevent me from assigning to LLC at closing.
Or, maybe I missed the wording. Can you tell me what to look for, please?
Thanks for your time.
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It’s in the bank addendum, not your state mls contract, somewhere.