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Jarrod D Day
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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New Investor in McDonough, GA

Jarrod D Day
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
Posted

Hello all!

My name is Jarrod, and I'm a new investor living in the McDonough, GA area.  I've bought investment property in NC but now I want to invest closer to home.  My most current issue right now is getting purchase and sale contracts for use in GA.  I've searched this topic on the forums but I'd have to pay for a package from the site which isn't a huge deal, but then I'd have to vet the contract with local attorneys which will cost even more.  I've spoken to some very helpful people that have suggested asking local real estate agents--how do I give the agents value when I'm asking for help upfront?  Since we focus on creative financing (less so on traditional bank-financed closings) when buying properties I imagine I should use the real estate agent in the transaction somehow so they can get something out of giving me a GA real estate contract to use? 

What do you guys think?

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