Dan, also interested in a different route.Erick, we just closed a wholesale deal from a probate lead and make over $6k.

The owner owns 13 body shops in the area and is very reputable.

It does not matter if that's a private concern or governmental body of some sort.

I believe " Assignmenet of Contract " is fine as long as all parties involved are informed.I disagree with Johnny's comment --yes people do make and can make over $400,000 in one year -actually in three months --as a wholesaler --if you have cash and concentrate on upscale homes --over $500,000 ---your spread - fee is much higher-- I am planning to get into whoelsalling this--if any one intereste d- just saw a house -previously valued at $330,000 --is now on auction with minimum bid of $70,000 ---nice to have at $100,000 and Resell for $150,000.And about --Option Contract " -- yes that can also be assigned for a reasonable fee --such as $3000 or $5000 to other Invetsor-- at thesame price we offered to buy -- Always check with local realtor, RE Attorney and Specifically Hard Money Lender about Assignment VS Double Closing --now some people use the term - Back to Back closing --

Every body has TNBT (the next big thing) and everybody with a list of hype buying prospects gets to market it and a nice commission if they make the sale.

Not sure if I want to buy a body holster, hip holster, etc.

If you want the best body shop in town to do it, fine, but they will pay the lowest qualified bid,after they make a lower initial offer.Right now, I have a claim moving slowly on my cabin at the lake that was blown off a week ago.

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It's OK for those with not much more self control in their body over having the ability to pay a premium.

Hello Curits,From what I understand now, the non profit agency gets the SSI check from the federal body, ( am told the it is not uncommon for a non profit social services agency to receive the funds on behalf of a beneficiary) and then cashs the check and ensure that the rent is paid.