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Wholesaling in California
To my California Wholesalers,
Are there any specific P&S and Assignment contracts you guys are actively using to wholesale properties in California? Are you guys using your own customized contracts or a C.A.R contract? Is there any preference as to which contract I should be using? Also do you know if most escrow/closing agents prefer to work with a particular contract when performing an assignment or double close?
I currently have a P&S and Assignment contract that I found on the BP FilePlace, I read it over extensively and it looks pretty solid.
Assignment Contract: https://assets0.biggerpockets.com/uploads/user_fil...
P&S Contract:
https://assets1.biggerpockets.com/uploads/user_fil...
What do you guys think? If you guys can share as to what contracts you are using and where I may find a copy of these I will be very thankful!
Jesse
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You could use the CAR contract if you want but will need to have the seller sign a Assignment of Agreement Addendum (which also is provided by CAR).
Title companies don't really care which contract you use. I have a feeling they'll even accept a napkin with crayon writing lol
Your P&S contract talks about the buyer getting a mortgage. I would change that to private funding as it's not the same process as getting a mortgage. You may scare the seller into thinking "oh this guy wants to get a mortgage...he's never gonna get approved for this house"