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Hi Neil.
1. There IS a way your Realtor can pay you...legally! (But I understand why you both say you can't...I was once there)
2. I would NOT put fees on the buyers side (even though the bank should not care). They (the bank) will want that money from the buyer, unless we are talking about $500, $1,000, maybe $2,000.
3. The only "other" way I have done it for my Investor clients is to do a variation of an "assignment" contract. Talk to your title ATTORNEY about doing one. But do NOT call it an assignment contract. This may not be the forum to post this on as this is primarily agents doing short sales for commissions.
Hi Neil.
1. There IS a way your Realtor can pay you...legally! (But I understand why you both say you can't...I was once there)
2. I would NOT put fees on the buyers side (even though the bank should not care). They (the bank) will want that money from the buyer, unless we are talking about $500, $1,000, maybe $2,000.
3. The only "other" way I have done it for my Investor clients is to do a variation of an "assignment" contract. Talk to your title ATTORNEY about doing one. But do NOT call it an assignment contract. This may not be the forum to post this on as this is primarily agents doing short sales for commissions.
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