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Salvador Hernandez Jr
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Salvador Hernandez Jr
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During my research on wholesaling, I noticed that you need to speak to title companies, closing lawyers, CPAs, etc. If I'm not mistaken when it comes to title companies, you can find them locally and work with them on a local deal. Or if you're working on a virtual deal, meaning outside where you live, do you need a title company from the local area your deal is in? 

With lawyers, does the same thing apply like title companies? Use local lawyers to your deal?

Also, I know lawyers and CPAs are not cheap. Are there any that are readily available to answer questions and lookover contracts without a cost? Or am I in la la land? I am a beginner in wholesale so I have many questions and would like to talk to them direct.

If someone can clarify and confirm my thoughts I would greatly appreciate it! And also, if you can send over contacts you recommend and work with, I would appreciate it and love to have a conversation. I appreciate you BP fam!

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Eliott Elias
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Most lawyers and CPA's will answer preliminary questions before billing you to earn business. You should approach these trades with the mindset of paying them for their time. There are a lot of questions you can answer on your own with research. 

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