Richard - first look before this goes anywhere else. A signed Jackson-metro contract, offered to you on JV terms: you run disposition, we hold the paper and close it. The marketplace split applies as stated in your system.
No fluff. What we signed and what we’re offering it at.
Every photo credited by source: the MLS listing photo and walkthrough set come from the listing agent; the exteriors are our own on-site shots from Saturday's walkthrough. One house, confirmed two ways: our street-view front shot matches the MLS photo - brick front, sided sides and rear, brick-pier foundation. Nothing hidden, nothing structural observed.












Scope read: 3 bed / 1 bath, 1,124 sq ft. Cosmetics only - floor refinish or LVP over, paint throughout, fixture swap, one sheetrock patch at the hall ceiling, appliance install. One flag from the photo set: the crawlspace shot shows the HVAC flex duct pulled out, so duct reconnection is a real work item on top of the cosmetics.
First deal together, so the structure stays simple. You bring the exit and the money, we bring signed paper and a closing that’s already on rails.
Your side: disposition and proof of funds. You take the deal to your buyer list.
Our side: the signed $34,000 contract, earnest money already posted, and the 9/14 close already coordinated. The seller has already pre-consented to assignment - the contract reads “and/or assigns,” so the exit is assign or close, your call.
The split: the marketplace split on the spread, as your system states it. On a first deal we keep the paperwork light: one JV agreement, one closing, one wire.
In, out, or want the contract and comp package first - one reply and it’s in your hands.