Wouldn't it be best to do an assignable contract with the seller, so that way you may be able to assign the contract over to someone or just get an assignable contract with you and the seller so and you just sell it your self, i am new to this and i am trying to figure out the best way to do this :shock:

(I know, everybody boo me) :shock: I have a client who is in PA and I'm working with him and his lender getting ready to propose a short.

They find something for 20% less than the market and think they have a good deal and then they are shocked when they can’t unload the property. 8)

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:shock: If your market is strong at least put a contract on it and assign it to someone for a fee.

Funny you mention Wilmington NC. 3 or 4 months ago I was looking at real estate around there, simply to pass some time and I was shocked at the prices.

:shock: What are the major issues affecting my contracts/paperwork?

The main reason I even jumped in is because I have seen newbies make some real scary :shock: deals and then ask questions later.

:shock: I don't have the experience in RE that I do in the stock market (there are far more experienced people on this forum than me), but there are just some common sense things here that put up big :protest: no flags to me.

How does it actually decrease the chances of a fire or a shock?