If "for cause" is defined, then I cannot say more without knowing details.BE WARNED - People will sue whether they should win or not.

Let them know what you are doing & ask them how their underwriters would need the "deal flow/documentation" to be with the buyers option fee/your assignment fee.That way you'll know for sure & can let the buyer know that they can use that specific M. broker when they are ready (win-win-win).Let the M. broker know you'll be referring all your buyers to them when they are ready to buy & possibly for credit repair services (if needed) before then.NOTE: You might get one (or more) M. brokers telling you that "there's no way do that"... just move to the next one & you'll find a few to choose from.Basically, it's the underwriters that will determine how they need it to be documented so it will count for the buyer when they buy.Hope that helps,JvM

What you are describing is the best way and use those techniques in combination with relationship building and you will win.

Managing a MHP versus an apartment - the MHP wins every time.

That's an excellent observation.

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Just last Sunday I signed an agreement for a 2/1 14'x56' oldie (69 RitzCraft) that is in excellent condition with AC and Gas Furnace> The price was $2750.

I am looking for a green apartment deal analyzer. if anyone have an excel pro form feel to share or any recommendation on available softwares.Thanks

I see it all the time where wholesalers contract something that's a REO on the market, but guess what....everyone else can see that same deal, so you win some you lose some, but know your numbers and what buyers are expecting.

This new complex is 23 units and will have excellent cashflow and equity once I close the deal.