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Benjamin Bryant
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An attorney said you can't assign contracts in New Jersey. Is this true?

Benjamin Bryant
  • Elizabeth, NJ
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I spoke with an attorney today about wholesaling and they told me that you have to own the property to sell it. Anything besides selling property you own in practicing real estate without a license. I am assuming that means you have to double close in New Jersey. I am curious how fellow wholesalers in New Jersey getting around this.

I am also looking for a good title company or closing attorney in North Jersey. Any good recommendations?

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