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Fab P.
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CT Investor Friendly Title Companies & Closing Attorneys?

Fab P.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Central, CT
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Hi Guys,

First time posting here, some quick background info for all of you.

I have been a real estate agent since Sept. of 2006 and have decided to venture into wholesaling, build up some cash reserves, then wholesale and rehab combined. I am actively building a buyers list (2 buyers so far), my bandit sign order is about 3 weeks out (probably go with dirtcheapsigns.com, or banditsigns.com).

What I'm trying to do is structure a "full service" wholesaling biz.
So, I'm trying to find investor friendly title companies (double close, assignments) here in Connecticut, or that do business in Connecticut. Also, would like to find a few investor friendly real estate closing atty's. Anyone know of any?

The companies and atty's I've worked with in the past act like they never heard of what I'm talking about or flat out say no and conversation over. Yes, I will be joining my local REIA to network with other investors but that will be a few weeks away.

What I don't want to happen is to get a deal together and it falls apart because I don't have my sh*t together.

Any help would be appreciated,

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Eve B.
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Eve B.
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hey all:
I know this is a an old thread but I'd love to know how did it work out with your Attorney in CT Fab? (Im actually in CT and for the life of me cannot find an attorney who has experience in dealing with double closings.)
If anyone else has any suggestions on investor friendly attorneys that can handle CT please chime in;)

Sincerely
Eve

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