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  • Feb 29, 2008, 06:18 PM
    ghosthomes
    Contracts for real estate
    Im interested in what type of contracts to use to be able to control real estate with out having to own it, these are mainly homes that have been setting for a while and need some fixxing to them, but I don't want to fix the house then the owner back out on me. Iwant to be able to fix then flipp then pay previous owner.
  • Feb 29, 2008, 06:41 PM
    Fr_Chuck
    You buy them on a contract for deed, ( name and some terms my vary by state) in it, you agree to buy from the owner the property, you give them a down payment, and pay monthly payments. It can be a simple agreement or pages in length. Depends on if I am the buyer or seller what I prefer.

    I have bought them where I agree to put so many thousand in repair within so many months instead of a down payment, I have bought some with no down payments.

    I did a couple like that last year, at closing they actually sign the documents, since they still hold the deed, but you merely make sure your contract allows for a earlier payout without penalty.

    Or you can sign a contract to fix it up and sell it and split on some agreement the profits. That way you are not out as much money up front. ** I have not done this but saw this on some of the flippig shows on TV.

    But if you can get a line of credit at the bank, it is easier just to buy them and fix them up and then sell them, But it works either way

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