They list a deal and then have a lawyer write up the contract.

Hello,  I sold a property on Land Contract about a year ago. 

I am new to wholesale in Boston ma  and I’ve heard that sometimes it’s hard to find a title company that knows how to work with an assignment contract Do any of you guys have any  title companies that work with  wholesalers and know the process 

Do some research on sales of controlling interests (will this actually avoid any transfer costs), local bulk sales laws (will there be other taxes due or will creditors appear), and the limitations of seller warranties and indemnities (is my contract worth the paper it's printed on).

So my question is how to i go about finding investors to assign contracts to and what is the best way to get into wholesaling.

My question is how do I get it under contract so I can resell it.

@Dan Roma, my understanding is that the owner would have "run out of equity" according to the reverse morgage contract they have with their Lender/Borrower - the Bank!

Ok so im selling my mom's house and have been in contract with a a realtor for 2 months.

In regards to the comments about profiting from the HOA's, The HOA's are Not-for-profit entities, If you owned the property management company that won the owners Board voted contract to manage the property, that's an option to make some additional money but you can't make money off of the HOA directly.I would also suggest paying attention to your competition in the area, apartment buildings, What amenities are being offered versus what you'll be able to offer with your unit, what are they charging versus your all in cost to operate your property, etc. lastly pay close attention to the interiors of the condos and apartments in your market since you'll have to offer similar or a better interior depending on the other amenities with your property.

@William CarrI have detailed notes on a lot of different software for real estate but there's a huge difference between bookkeeping software, software to track rentals, and software used for doing mailings and contracts.