QUESTION FOR THE SHORTSALEPRO!
HEY "THESHORTSALEPRO", IN AN EARLIER ARTICLE YOU STATED:
"Short sales are very time consuming, and in my practice, require a few bucks. That's why I only pursue the shorts that will result in a profit. Most of you know that I don't invest in real estate. But there are times when I'm asked to salvage an 'at risk' deal, or I uncover an opportunity, work it to the point of an approved, short sale contract, then assign the deal to an Investor/Speculator.
You can't waste the time, energy, or resources on thin deals. However, on the short sale candidates that indicate profit, it's worth the effort."
MY QUESTION TO YOU THESHORTSALEPRO IS:
COULD YOU PLEASE ELABORATE FURTHER ON HOW YOU WENT ABOUT ASSIGNING A SHORT SALE CONTRACT OVER TO INVESTORS WITH THE BANK'S CONSENT, LIKE YOU STATED THAT YOU HAVE DONE IN THE PAST."
My right to assign was stated both in the Contract, and in the Proposal that was submitted to, and approved by the foreclosing mortgagee.