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All Forum Posts by: Antonio Fregoso

Antonio Fregoso has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: Closing the deal

Antonio FregosoPosted
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Which is the easiest way to assign a contract and closing the deal without having to put any of your own money?

Post: Closing

Antonio FregosoPosted
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How would i go about in closing a deal without having to pay any of my own money or buying the house.
i been reading about double closing but it seems like it might be impossible to do.
whats another method that can be used?
thanks

Post: Contracts

Antonio FregosoPosted
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ok, question about that...
so If i try to closing the the deal with me and the owner that means that im the buyer correct?
so if i dont want to put any of my money or own the house all i have to do is a double closing?
is that correct?
so if i didnt want to be responsible or anything with the house im better off just holding the contract until i find a buyer and then close....?
i just want to make sure i understand in full how it works.....thanks

Post: Contracts

Antonio FregosoPosted
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another question about contracts, instead of double closing, can i also do one first with the seller, then the other at the end with buyer

Post: Contracts

Antonio FregosoPosted
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ok, cool, thanks for your quick reply. So am i right about the fact that i will be needing 2 contracts correct?
so lets say that i fill out the contract with the seller, by putting in and/or assigns i wont actually be the buyer correct, it will be like im actually just holding the house until i find a buyer. So meaning that im not paying anything only the deposit to the seller to hold the contract...correct?
Im glad i found this site, i been searching and searching about flipping and being able to actually talk to some one on questions or issues really helps out a lot...thanks

Post: Contracts

Antonio FregosoPosted
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Hi, my name is tony and i'm new to this site. I'm also new, well trying to start up in this business which seems cool. I'm starting to understand more and more as i read on. I have some questions and hope you guys can help me out.
So, i do need 2 contracts? One between me (buyer) and the seller?
then another contract between me and the buyer?
if so, what would be the process?
would i have to summit the contract between me (buyer) and the seller to the title company after we agree on a price?
then summit the other contract between me and the buyer to the title company to close the deal?
or would both contracts be summited at the same time?