Make sure you are giving the end buyer enough spread to work with.

Our goal is to help with spreading any information, deals, or guidance for anyone interested in owning real estate.

Assignment fees usually come in between the spread of what you're going to get the property for, and what the end buyer is willing to pay.

I have large Capital Gains coming (1-2m) and would like to at least defer them so I can spread them out over a number of years. 

Not to mention, for the transaction to make sense for a wholesaler, won't Mel be required to go under contract for less than the FMV in order for their to be sufficient spread for the wholesaler to assign the contract to the end buyer? 

Trying to manage these units spread out might sink your deal.

As higher interest rates keep deal underwriting difficult, the bid-ask spread continues to be elevated.

When I really started to get into real estate full time, I partnered with another guy and we targeted foreclosures with good equity spreads.

These spreads were flattened during the buying spree in 2021 but are re-emerging with rising uncertainty.

So, do I understand correctly that it is possible to spread it over two years and then just use the property as a permanent residence?