People keep saying that, and yeah, in the normal sense, they cant..... at least not currently.
However.... EVERYTHING can be sold. If I write up a contract with John Smith, which states that all future financial returns and benefits of my escrows are to be sold or cashed, and then once liquid,, sent to him, in exchange for a $10,000 cash payment from him to me today, with no guarantee of future escrow fruition...... well I do absolutely believe one could make such a contract that would be legally binding.
Please someone tell me why it would not be possible to write up such a contract. Keep in mind, you can put whatever provisions you choose into a contract, such as the right for both parties to have access to your escrow accounts so that both can verify if/when they are funded....
Anyone doubt this, really??