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Jorge Reveron
  • Flipper
  • Miami, FL
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$100k assignment fee

Jorge Reveron
  • Flipper
  • Miami, FL
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Hey guys, I am 19 years old and I currently have a property under contract for $820,000. The ARV is $1.3 million. My issue is, I want to make a $100,000 assignment fee. I already calculated that if the cash buyer buys the property for $920,000, he will still make a 32% profit if he sells for $1.3 million ( mind you, the ARV could be more). The issue is that I do not want the SELLER (not the BUYER) to know I made $100,000 at closing. I know that the title company can make a sellers side HUD and a buyers side HUD. But to be clear, I would love someone experienced to help me out with this huge transaction. I am aware that I can do double closing but in my state, which is Florida, you need a transactional funding company to fund the deal. They can make as much as 1%-3% off the loan and I will also pay closing costs. Plus, I do not want to hide my profits from the buyer, because I want to do future business with him. Thank you so much to whomever took the time to answer this.

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