

Wholesale #14, Danvers – Sold & Final Analysis
Ok, I think I left you in suspense long enough. As I mentioned in my last post, I had a short sale that I was closing on Tuesday and was selling to another investor today. Well, it turns out that the other investor was ready to roll on Tuesday so my attorney double closed this so I didn’t have to come to closing with any funds. The other savings was that I didn’t have to get insurance on this since I would only be holding the property for about 10 minutes. However, because I had to close this deal before I could sell it, I incurred some closing costs.
Here’s how the numbers break down:
You’ll notice I had a $130 in other holding expenses. This was the cost of a locksmith who had to come to the property after the bank cut my lock box off the house, took the keys and put their lock box on the house. Thankfully that only happened once.
Comments (2)
congrats and thanks for the insight on wholesaling short sales, i recently passed on one in Gloucester because i thought it'd be too convulded and time consuming. Nice to hear the process and congrats again!
Kevin Olson, over 9 years ago
You're welcome Kevin. The most important aspects are to have an attorney that understanding wholesaling and a buyer that can perform. Good luck on the Gloucester project!
Justin Silverio, over 9 years ago