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All Forum Posts by: Carl Trent

Carl Trent has started 1 posts and replied 11 times.

Indeed @Copeland. I will be in touch...

Thank You @Corey. And the seller is facing foreclosure and got the house for $1. Cant afford the house anymore @johnathan

?????  That was my initial plan from the beginning.  Thanks everybody for all the Help and feedback. 

?????  That was my initial plan from the beginning.  Thanks everybody for all the Help and feedback. 

?????  That was my initial plan from the beginning.  Thanks everybody for all the Help and feedback. 

I thought about the buy and hold strategy,  but I am looking specifically for a buyer that I have lined up already. So I am on a manhunt for properties for my buyer.

Good Point!  @Jacob, I think I might do just that. Thanks.

ARV , $315k, Purchase price is $220k- $20k rehab = $200k. A 20% assignment fee = $40k. - $200k Seller gets $160k. Buyer gets the rest of the meat on the bone. I'm still piecing together the deal. So any advice is very much accepted. Thanks

what would be a good assignment fee?

Just wondering if $40k is too high of an assignment fee?