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Sebastian Ramirez
  • Arroyo Grande, CA
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Hi All,

My name is Sebastian Ramirez and I have been a local to the 5 cities just about my whole life. I've recently learned the potential of what real estate offers, which before I had no clue. Its great to be on a learning journey utilizing bigger pockets. I listen to the podcasts and started from their first podcast and have worked my way up and will continue to do so. 

I'm currently in the process of purchasing a brand new home that will be done being built in February. I'm looking for a real estate attorney as I have heard on podcasts that investors look for an attorney for every one of their deals. I currently live in Grover Beach and the property is in Santa Maria. If any one has any info or tips I would greatly appreciate.

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Steven Hamilton II
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Originally posted by @Jeffrey S. Breglio:

Yes. It's important to build your entire team. That means lawyer, CPA, bookkeeper, insurance agent, real estate agent, inspectors and so on. Make sure you put experienced people on your team. Interview them, vet them, get referrals, etc. 

CA presents some unique considerations from a legal/asset protection standpoint. The local REIAs are a great place to network and get recommendations. Welcome, you're doing things right.

Jeff

 Where many people go wrong is by trying to find all of these people first. You will want to build them over time. You may find the accountant that worked great as you were starting is not who you need 5 years later.

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