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Miguel,

There are numerous people that you should have on your team. If you are just starting to build your team you will want a qualified realtor, realestate attorney, asset protection attorney, insurance professional, contractors, loan specialist, possibly property manager, handyman, and others. 

You will likely add and remove team members over time to better support your realestate business goals. Remember that your team will advise you but ultimately you are responsible for the business outcome. So seek wise counsel and make the best decisions you can with the information available.

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