(No offense to any attorney, LOL) I'd back track on that if possible telling her she can see a RE attorney but the closing agent will explain the transaction.edited, just saw your last post; get your fee, give him a receipt for the assignment, this is an amount paid out of closing to be shown on the buyer's side of the HUD-1 or accounting settlement.

I ended up signing a 1 year contract to purchase 8000 records for $1000 (as it turned out, I only ended up getting about 5000 records over the course of the year because of the way listsource charges you for additional information not covered in your contract, which my rep did not explain to me).Well, fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.

Thomas,Can you explain the review system.

And the clear answer is yes.Perhaps explaining that to the guy's broker will get you some resolution...

I would call legal counsel for the Commission and explain those points you outlined, except the no partner part just saying my dad and I, I consult with him.

I calmly explain to them that I'm a real estate investor and that the wholesaler didn't know the PIN for the alarm system.

My next line would be to explain the cost of commissions, closing costs and repairs, but she interrupted me saying she expected to sell for 135-145k "as is".

You just explain to them that the first applicant that meets your criteria and able to move in on the move in date along with security deposit etc gets to reserve the unit.

Thanks for the reply @Grant Kemp Can you explain why the LLC would lose the ability to refi?

None of the above is to constitute pricing for your particular scenario but rather to explain how pricing scenarios work utilizing the Home Path Program.