I have a buyer who wants to use a lender to purchase a wholesale deal for a duplex that I currently have in Gary Indiana and from my research it shows that you have to put a lien on the house in order to make sure that you get paid if a lender facilitates the transaction.

If you have a real chance of purchasing it, you may ask the homeowner to ask the bank to delay the foreclosure sale to facilitate the purchase.

If interested, I’m happy to facilitate an introduction.

The point here is because the standard real estate contract is so widely used in the industry it makes it a widely excepted contract to facilitate real estate transactions.

I’m in and can help facilitate and organize. 

Nope they took title to facilitate a tax deferred sale for themselves and relieve the JV of tax burden. 

We frequently helped clients facilitate real estate transfers (some intra family, but most were arms length).

Newbee questionI have prospective seller who is looking to sell his family home and he has offered seller financing.The property will need some renovation, so I’m trying to work out how I purchase with seller financing at a deep discount and offer as a recourse to the seller the benefit of seller financing at the ARV to the end buyer.Logistically, how would could this work, so that I can take advantage of the seller financing terms for the short term, get the repair fund and holding cost and then facilitate seller financing on the ARV.Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I've seen homes for sale at different price points from $15K, $30K, and $60K, but am curious if all or which of these price ranges is really in a market that requires Owner-financing to facilitate a sale?

Aggressive paydown of financial debts to facilitate BRRR strategy 3.