Should i get it under contract first or just have referral fee set up after the close? I know an investor who has off market commercial inventory all over the place but he may try to find out who the buyer is and cross out the middle man (me lol) so should NCND be in place first?
Basic concept is the same but what’s required up front and proof of funds can make it tricky…. All depends on the deal and are you speaking directly with the seller
There are tons of abandoned commercial properties in my area. There was this one broken down and abandoned hotel that I have passed through millions of times. All of a sudden its being fixed up, renovated, and ready to go.
Besides analyzing the deal, is the process of putting the commercial property under contract then assigning or double-closing the same as residential area or different?
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Hey flipman, why do we have to show proof of funds if we are wholesaling the property? and what would be required up front
Should i get it under contract first or just have referral fee set up after the close? I know an investor who has off market commercial inventory all over the place but he may try to find out who the buyer is and cross out the middle man (me lol) so should NCND be in place first?
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Ty, Did you ever see the video I sent you last year of the vacant hotel property in Tampa? I never got a reply. It’ been sittin’ a while
Basic concept is the same but what’s required up front and proof of funds can make it tricky…. All depends on the deal and are you speaking directly with the seller
There are tons of abandoned commercial properties in my area. There was this one broken down and abandoned hotel that I have passed through millions of times. All of a sudden its being fixed up, renovated, and ready to go.
Besides analyzing the deal, is the process of putting the commercial property under contract then assigning or double-closing the same as residential area or different?