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Wholesaler/ Real Estate Attorney Help!
Hello everyone! The question i have for you guys is that i have some money now and i want to take my business to the next level which is getting some solid contracts for wholesaling and starting an LLC. I contacted a few RE attorneys in my area and before i choose which one i wanna use and make an appointment, what should i bring to the table when we start discussing my needs so i can get my moneys worth.
So far what i was thinking was a couple of example P&S agreement and Assignment contracts so they can get the main idea of what I'm doing and what my goals are? I don't know, what do you guys think? Im just trying to make things easier on them and me haha