You need to get an authorization to release info form that you have them sign and then fax over to the company. You can ask people around here or I have been known to give away free ones if you ask nicely They are really simple.
Then you fax it over to the lender/bank and start talking...telling them that you are helping the seller with their finances or something like that.
That's what I thought also. But I have had others tell me not to worry about the agreements because investors don't want to get a bad reputation; therefore they won't stiff you. But that never sat well with me. I agree with you. If they are professional, then what's the problem with signing it.
Neb has got it...DO NOT DEAL with them. Not worth it and waste of your time. If that can't sign it then they can't be trusted. There are plenty others out there who will.
You got it,
You need to get an authorization to release info form that you have them sign and then fax over to the company. You can ask people around here or I have been known to give away free ones if you ask nicely They are really simple.
Then you fax it over to the lender/bank and start talking...telling them that you are helping the seller with their finances or something like that.
good luck,
Christian "The Solutions Kid" Beebe
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Thanks Solutions Kid for replying. I'm asking really really nice for a copy of the authorization form.
Again, thanks. Your replies on this site have been very helpful to me.
Off the subject for a moment. Can you tell me the best way to handle investors who blow off signing bird-dog agreements?
Thanks
don't deal with them. if they are professional and don't intend to siff you in the end, they shouldn't have a problem signing it.
if you still need a release form, you can email me your fax number and I could get one to you.
Good Luck
Thanks Rookie Investor.
That's what I thought also. But I have had others tell me not to worry about the agreements because investors don't want to get a bad reputation; therefore they won't stiff you. But that never sat well with me. I agree with you. If they are professional, then what's the problem with signing it.
Neb has got it...DO NOT DEAL with them. Not worth it and waste of your time. If that can't sign it then they can't be trusted. There are plenty others out there who will.
Christian "The Solutions Kid" Beebe
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