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  • Sykesville, MD
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Meeting with RE Attorney - What questions to ask?

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  • Sykesville, MD
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Hi all,

New to biggerpockets here - I am setting myself to get into wholesaling in Maryland. Little to no prior REI experience.

One thing I do have though is a good network of resources to get myself studied up. I was able to get in touch with and arrange a meeting with a local RE attorney that is familiar with wholesaling. My main goals are to discuss template contracts that are in accordance with local state/municipal law, and also just generally learn more about the do's and don'ts of wholesaling in MD.

My question for you all is: what other questions would you recommend I ask? I feel like this is a great opportunity and I want to make sure I get the most out of it. He also has a title company in house too. Any feedback is wholly appreciated!

Looking forward to participating in discussions here in the future.

Steve

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