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Veronica Roye
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Jersey
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Newbie with tons of questions

Veronica Roye
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New Jersey
Posted

Hi,

I recently decided to try wholesaling as my stepping stone into real estate investing. I have some basic questions and while reading other post I have not found my answers, so I thought I'd ask and see what responses I get.

1. How do I find a Real Estate Attorney? What important questions should I include when deciding if one is a good fit?

2. A property belonging to a property management company that has a tax lien.... should I stay away? Besides a Certificate of Discharge from the IRS, can this be used as leverage for negotiating?

3. When searching for a Title Company, do I need my own or should I rely on the end investors Title Company? Besides Google and Yellow Pages, is there a specific strategy/questions I should use/ask?

4. The market I live in is pretty high, the prices of homes are pretty intimidating especially when offering a contract that states I will pay cash, when I actually don't have any cash for it. What are the best ways to build a cash buyers list without jeopardizing my ethics and morals (such as fake craigslist post)?

5. Preparing for my next networking event, what important things should I include on my business card besides my name, number and email? What grabs a cash buyers attention as well as a motivated seller? Should the graphics be real estate related (buildings, houses)?

I welcome all responses!!!

Thank You

Veronica

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