Interesting CL post…thoughts?

[sdduuuude]

Seems like there is a way to do this to limit risk.

First, make sure he is pre-qualified with a lender of your choosing. Second, get all his cash as a non-refundable down-payment. Third, charge him a solid amount of money for the deal. Be prepared to flip it if he backs out.

[urbanrealtor]

Of course there is the issue that FHA loans require that the seller have title for 90 days.

[urbanrealtor]

Of course there is the issue that FHA loans require that the seller have title for 90 days.

[urbanrealtor]

Of course there is the issue that FHA loans require that the seller have title for 90 days.

[urbanrealtor]

Of course there is the issue that FHA loans require that the seller have title for 90 days.

[urbanrealtor]

Of course there is the issue that FHA loans require that the seller have title for 90 days.

[moneymaker]

Sounds to me like he is trying to sell his sisters house for her. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Creative, but a scam non the less, possibly of Nigerian origin.

[moneymaker]

Sounds to me like he is trying to sell his sisters house for her. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Creative, but a scam non the less, possibly of Nigerian origin.

[moneymaker]

Sounds to me like he is trying to sell his sisters house for her. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Creative, but a scam non the less, possibly of Nigerian origin.

[moneymaker]

Sounds to me like he is trying to sell his sisters house for her. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Creative, but a scam non the less, possibly of Nigerian origin.

[moneymaker]

Sounds to me like he is trying to sell his sisters house for her. Makes absolutely no sense to me. Creative, but a scam non the less, possibly of Nigerian origin.

[oxfordrick]

Guy sounds like a lot of Piggs who feel shortchanged by a process that favors investors who can turn on a dime over would be homeowners who must attempt to jump through hoops.

So nothing wrong with an investor doing his DD, buying the home at appropriate price and lease/optioning to this guy until he can qualify for a loan.

[oxfordrick]

Guy sounds like a lot of Piggs who feel shortchanged by a process that favors investors who can turn on a dime over would be homeowners who must attempt to jump through hoops.

So nothing wrong with an investor doing his DD, buying the home at appropriate price and lease/optioning to this guy until he can qualify for a loan.

[oxfordrick]

Guy sounds like a lot of Piggs who feel shortchanged by a process that favors investors who can turn on a dime over would be homeowners who must attempt to jump through hoops.

So nothing wrong with an investor doing his DD, buying the home at appropriate price and lease/optioning to this guy until he can qualify for a loan.

[oxfordrick]

Guy sounds like a lot of Piggs who feel shortchanged by a process that favors investors who can turn on a dime over would be homeowners who must attempt to jump through hoops.

So nothing wrong with an investor doing his DD, buying the home at appropriate price and lease/optioning to this guy until he can qualify for a loan.

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