A-Seller, B-Wholesaler, C-End buyerWhen you provide transactional funding to B as a lender, what are the things that you need to watch out for?

This deals is a very good deal for Houston right now using the MLS, IF your rehab is only 4-8K (the photos on MLS did not show the roof, a/c unit, foundation, or water heater) so that is the big question.Rents in that subdivision in the last 12 month for 3/2/2 are $1120 (4 days on market) to $1300 (18 days on market) so you should have no problem on the rental end.PM me and I can refer you to a property management company here that are investors themselves and have maintenance personnel on staff.I hope this helps.

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@Harish C is in League City and is also new to BP.

Thanks, Jr C.

I am required to carry E&O insurance as a P&C Insurance Broker/Producer and it's around $100-180 per month, depending on limits, etc.

@David C. 

Kingville, TX Small A** Town made up of Board Control/Military Members/University Locals Only a Walmart $100k would buy a nice house getting $1000-$1200 in rent 3-4 Bedroom 2 Bath Taxes 3% Insurance High due to Hurricanes Approx 2% B/C Wind, Flooding and Normal Insurance needs.

I recently came across a park that the owner just shut down b/c of health reasons; his not the parks!

An outside lender provides you (the B buyer) with 100%, short term , trnasactional funding to make the purchase from you (A) then the title company does the next transaction suing the C Buyer money to purchase the property from B.The title company immediately pays off the transactional loan.The transactional lender receives a fee from the closing of 1.5-2% for this loan.