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All Forum Posts by: Kylen Rushbrook

Kylen Rushbrook has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: New investor in Kankakee, Illinois need help!

Kylen RushbrookPosted
  • Danforth, IL
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

@Scott Steffek I believe I have a solid set of contracts, ic done a lot of research on these. I am definitely having an attorney review them first. I wanted to find a closing agent that would do assigned contracts first so I don't waste my money. But I assume the attorney would be able to point me in the right direction, or maybe help me explain this to a title company.  And like I mentioned before, isn't the double close you're talking about actually a simultaneous closing? Or do I have that backwards? 

Post: New investor in Kankakee, Illinois need help!

Kylen RushbrookPosted
  • Danforth, IL
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

@Mindy Jensen it is an option. There are no contracts signed yet. I was under the impression it was even more difficult to find a closing agent that'll do double closes?

Post: New investor in Kankakee, Illinois need help!

Kylen RushbrookPosted
  • Danforth, IL
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 0

Hello BP! I am fairly new to Real Estate investing and would really like some advice from people in my area (if there are any). 

Currently I have a fix and flip project (my first real estate investment) and while I'm waiting for it to be finished I'd like to take a shot at wholesaling. I have found a motivated seller and have agreed on a price. We do not have a contract signed yet though because I am having a hard time finding a title company that will handle assignments. Walked into one title company and they practically laughed at me and argued that it was illegal in Illinois or it simply wouldn't work. After reading through some discussions on here from members from the Chicago area I know for a fact it isn't illegal and this title company just doesn't understand the process. I spoke with a closing agent and explained it to her and she didn't see a problem with it but the general manager was the one who gave me a hard time. 

Anyways, I would like to know if anyone from the Kankakee County area knows of a title company that handles wholesaling assignments. If not, has anyone ran into this problem before? Is there a way to sit down and explain this to them? It's frustrating because the deal is good and I'll have no problem finding a buyer. I mainly want to use this first wholesale as a learning experience, I couldn't care less if I didn't make anything on it. But if no one handles assignments, what should I do? And no, I don't have the funds or credit to purchase the property myself so that's out of the question. Seller also doesn't want to sell on terms. 

The plan is to wholesale properties while my fix and flip projects are underway. This way I'm brining in cash when my properties are just sitting. Ultimately I want to have my first apartment complex by the end of this year and just build from there. 

I welcome constructive criticism, but please leave out your opinions of wholesaling assignments. 

Thanks! I hope to learn a lot from you guys/gals and I'm excited to be apart of this community!

@Bob Okenwa

Thank you for the advice, we received the title search back this morning but there was a foreclosure back in 2007. Title company won't close on the house until their foreclosure attorney looks over the foreclosure paperwork at the county. Hopefully all goes well, I am really excited to get this first deal rolling. 

I have decided to invest in a real estate attorney just to protect myself from common DIY mistakes that could come back to haunt me. 

Thanks again for the reply! 

Hello BP Community, I'm new here and to real estate investing and am exited to get started! I just have one question for now. 

I am purchasing my first flip and fix propert today and the investor I am working with is a great mentor since he has been a real estate investor for over 50 years. He chose to do this investment deal with me through a bank so I know how to do this in the future without his help. 

He called me last night and mentioned the bank wanted me to write up a mechanics lien disclosure or something of the sort that the seller has to sign before closing. I guess it's  just stating that there are no mechanics liens on the property and if there currently are, the seller will foot the bill when they arise. 

Has anyone done this before or can anyone shine some light on where I can find a free template for something like this?i have been looking around for the past couple hours and haven't found anything, only thing I can find is how to file a mechanics lien which doesn't help me any. The document has to be legally binding in the state of Illinois and I would like it to look professionally made. 

I'll probably have many more questions in the future but for now this is it. 

I'll be sure to introduce myself and my first deal later today!

Thank you for your time and answers!