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Laws And Regulations?

Francois Acosta
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Hi everyone, I’ve recently got myself to try to learn real estate and work at it. I’ve read BPs Investor Guide and heard a couple podcasts so far and will continue doing so. Although, my question right now is If anyone can share links, books with information about laws, rules, regulations about real estate. Do attorneys know these only? Does it help to know them as a potential investor? If anyone can help me out here? I don’t believe I’m asking the right question? Thanks everyone 👍

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Stick on BP and you'll learn plenty for free. Its likely possible that you will learn enough, if you stick with it, to hold an intelligent conversation with a lawyer. If you're serious read and read and read and educate yourself for the next few months. Start contributing back to the community with what you've learned and start to show what you've learned by responding to others in the forums. Even if you're wrong accept it and learn from others. It will compound over time.

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