All Forum Posts by: Roland Paicely

Go to local your REIA. They usually have a 'who's got what session'. Plenty of buyers there.

I'd recommend checking with investor/buyers at your local REIA to help answer that.

That’s a tough one. You may want to send them a letter/postcard. If that doesn’t work do a skip trace. 

You're on the right track in finding a buyer next.  Also, you should have the documents taken to closing:  escrow company, title company or attorney.  Whichever your state uses.

@Doug Pretorius, very good feedback!

@Roderick Coffman in most Listing Agreements they are set up so that the agent has the exclusive right to sell.  Which basically means that if the owner or anyone else sells the property.  The listing firm gets paid.  However, there are a few instances where the owner can sell it without paying a realtors commission.  If it is listed, more than likely you'll have to go through the agent.  That's why the owner listed the property sot that she can take the calls etc.  If you talk to the owner.  Find out what type of listing agreement she has.  More than likely you'll have to deal with the agent.

I don't have any in PA. However, I'm certain that at your local REIA you can get a referral.

Definitely yes.  As a matter of fact, I'd guess that most wholesalers start by getting paid in their own name...........Good luck!

I'm not an expert in Subject to.  However, I'd recommend that you touch base with a local real estate attorney.  Or perhaps an experienced investor that has done Subject to.  My opinion is that Subject to deals are great.  Although, since there is someone that you are relying on to make the payments.  You should be certain that they have the means to do the deal for the long term.

More details please!