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No, but you do have to follow you states foreclosure laws and disclosures. many who work volume short sales get a license to make money on some they can’t (or it doesn’t make sense to) double close.
for short sales, do you have to be a licensed real estate agent to do a short sale?
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Good stuff.
Here is my case: I have a property in Grand Blanc,Mi. right next to Warrick Hills golf course, (where Tiger Woods plays).
The seller wants all cash, end buyer cannot qualify for a mortgage right now, Their income will pay $3,000 per month. Here are the numbers:
Condo-Home appraises at aprox: $ 275,000, seller desires $267,000
(we have purchase funding for 30-days) must have an end-buyer at close,
How do I get referral or set-up fees? property under contract 30-days! Help!
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no, I’ve trained people in most states
is your mentoring and methods only helpful to people in colorado??
hey mike, i sent you a message, check yoour inbox.. but im from Massachusettes an anxious to invest could you help me, here, being from massachusettes, or??
I gave you several variations in there, I just didn’t label them with a number. re-watch the video!
This info was great but… ;o) You stated there are 15 ways. You got to # 11 “100% Owner financing” and then the next subject was “Lease Option” (#15). I really would like to hear options 12-14.
I’ve watched several of your videos and really like them. You’re one on one helps are by far your greatest service.
yes – it’s a contract for deed, no deed of trust, you can and should file a cloud on title like a memorandum or a performance mortgage/deed of trust. The actual deed gets – or should be escrowed till paid off – likewise a Q/C deed should be escrowed in case of default.
I typically use ILC only when SELLING, not buying. I have used for buying, but only for short term solutions. I prefer buying subject to or owner financing so I dont have to worry about the seller messing up the title.
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Great info! In an Installment Sale, there is no Deed of Trust, just a private contract which is held privately between you and the owner? In what case would you use this type of deal? Thanks again!