Jason,I understand your points and they are well taken.However, I have to disagree with you that an HOA agreeing to a discounted payoff in the instance of facilitating a short sale would lead to the Pandora's Box situation you describe.

It has been my understanding that in order to facilitate an assignment, you would have to find either a cash buyer or a buyer who can cash you out without their lender's funds.

I also have consulted an attorney that specializes in facilitating these type of deals and i will let you know what they have to say.

The DVD shows step by step how to do Master Lease Options and Joint Venture Facilitation however it doesn't show the how to's you have to get the full course for that.

What would make me a good wholesaler is my ability to facilitate good deals that no investor would be able to pass up.I could get deeper but those are my nutshell answers for now... good questions though.

They bought a bank in Indiantown a few months ago to join the club and be able to play :roll: http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09072.html BankUnited, a newly chartered federal savings bank, acquired the banking operations, including all of the nonbrokered deposits, of BankUnited, FSB, Coral Gables, Florida, in a transaction facilitated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

Jon, the laws regarding the area he lives say that the landlord must facilitate good plumbing(which he has not), electricity(every outlet can surge what ever is plugged in) and few other things, another section says that the landlord must not harass the tenant, which he did.

It's great the time and effort you put into this thing to facilitate interaction.

The exchange has two legs --the down-leg, or the sale of your relinquished property, and the up-leg, or the purchase of your replacement property.When you agree to carry back financing fo facilitate the sale of your relinquished property, your qualified intermediary will accept a note signed by your buyer and a mortgage also given by your relinquished property buyer to secure the note.

I know the option contract gives you the right to sell and market, but I want to know what is the right way to do that from a realtor's perspective If the agent is just being facilitator (better legally here than dual agency) on the A to B and being able to close both sides, but then when they represent the investor on the B to C, wouldn't the agent have to relist the home to be able to have a new listing agreement to represent you in the B to C?