The only public document which accompanies that transaction is the Assignment of Mortgage/Lien however it does not contain any price information.

I believe most MLS sites have a field that specifies what type of financing was used for a settled transaction.

However, all of the Attorney Generals from across the nation get together once a year and, what starts in one state, soon spreads to all.....North Carolina has created a law that takes jurisdiction away from magistrates when dealing with lease with option to buy transactions.

Unless you give someone else Power of Attorney to sign for you on that transaction, you really need to plan to be there.

I have a small bid, hopefully the first that will lead to other transactions, some government and some not.

If they don't pay you for a few months how will that effect your finances and what are the laws of getting that person out of your home and the time frame it takes.

For example, if BofA were to sell the loan to Wells Fargo, they would use that document to effect the transfer.

Will they be actively involved in the business and the real estate transactions?

(not taking into account holding cost, and transaction cost)Hopefully we can get all this settled so we can make sure the numbers work and you can close!

For those who have wholesaled more than a couple dozen deals, I'd love to hear your shoot from the hip guesstimates regarding percentage of deals transacted all cash vs seller financed vs partially seller financed?