All Forum Posts by: Rodolphe Brun

Thanks James,
That does help!
Do you have a special option contract that you used?

Thanks Lafi, for your advise.

I still want to use a land trust to purchase the property. An I can use a option contract for that as well. But I am not sure it's the best way to negotiate it with the short sale lender.

Hi Guys,

I need your help. I want to buy a short sale property. I am going to negotiate it for $50,000. I want to resell it for $80,000. I am thinking of doing a double escrow. I have been negotiating a lot of short sale for my clients, but I never did a double escrow on a short sale. Do I need to disclose the short sale lender that I am going to flip it? Should I fund it with my own money or should I use the end buyer's money.(of course I rather use the end buyer's money, but what works best?).
If I have to disclose that I am flipping it to the short sale lender. How should it be written in the contract?
Also, how do I use a Land Trust to do the deal?
I heard that if I did a Land trust, I would not have to pay closing cost twice and my name and price will not show on the property record.

Thanks for your help.

Go get you real estate license, and start selling properties. That will put you in the real estate world, make you money and teach you a lot, also that will teach you how to find good deal for yourself.Tthere is not better way to learn real estate than practicing it.

It's funny, since I started working in the real estate field in 2003, every 3 weeks I have a week of "I am tired of it", then 3 weeks of "I love real Estate". My wife says that I have PMS like a woman. Does anything like that happen to any of you as well?

Welcome Charlie,
If you need help with real estate investment questions, you can always ask me.

The best course is stay away from teaching gurus.
All they will do is teach you theoretical plan to deal with short sale that never work anyway.

Welcome Ty,

Send me more specific questions? and I will be glad to help you out.

I agree with you Flipper. Keep and stay positive and take advantage of any economy.

Welcome Justin.