Ok, so now I'm looking a wholesaling a double. From what I've read in the forums and heard on various podcast here is the information I need to gather and put together to give to potential buyers.

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I work for a company that finds wholesale homes.

Are Reo wholesalers who are selling their contract to investors using hard money loans?

If so, you will need to confirm the mortgage is even assumable.Then, one of the wholesale guys should probably answer the rest of the question.

i am curently looking at a home....its been on the market for over a year the bank recently foreclosed on it, there tring to get rid of it for 150k and its worth 180k (as is)... 210k is the arv.... i have a buyer that this is the area were he wants to buy hes a handy man seeking a whole sale deal, somthing he knows he can fix up....anyways hes got financing ready for up to 170k the question i have is it possible to still do the deal with a conventional loan??

How do you pay them for these properties when you wholesale?

easy because you're not sitting on land, you're not busting your butt or contractors butt to finish a rehab, etc.you're purchasing with assignment rights and you're buying at a signficant discount so that if you cannot wholesale to investor (a possibility, but more than likely, if you've done your networking homework, not going to happen) - you'll be purchasing a property signficantly under market value (over 30%).with foreclosures - that's different.

If I find were to find a deal on one of these properties, put a contract on it and wholesale it - how does this all work when a Realtor is involved (the one who sent me the listing)?

Hi,I'm new here and thought I'd introduce myself.I'm Stephanie and am a real estate investor inIndiana who deals with wholesale deals throughout the US and sometimes abroad.I'm hoping to grow my knowledge here and maybefind some deals.Chow.Stephanie :D

It stems from hack wholesalers wasting our time and resources wanting bids on something they're never going to do.