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John Meza
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Anti-wholesalers law in Illinois.

John Meza
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Chicago, IL
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How are wholesalers dealing with the anti-wholesalers law in Illinois?

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Zoran Stanoev
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@John Thedford I'm not sure how your comment helps the person that posted this question or how it's even applicable given that you're in florida and not illinois. 

@John Meza the Chicagoland Investor Empowerment Series meetup had a meeting about this last night. Joe and Dan actually had a conversation (that was recorded) with the sponsoring senator and other people involved in the passing of the new law.  It was very beneficial and learned a lot. However, it is difficult to know for sure how the law will be interpreted by the courts and how it will be enforced.  I'd definitely recommend setting up a meeting with your attorney.  Good luck.

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