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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Did you hire an attorney?
Aspiring Wholesaler Here!
I'm continuing to read the blogs and forums here in BP about wholesaling. The dos and don'ts. Why you should and why you shouldn't
Etc. A bit of information overload on my own part. My question is about contracts. I read a blog about the out clause and the things you should have in your contract. I also have the Rich Dad contracts from The Rich Dad Poor Dad course. I'm wondering if I can pick one of those and adjust it to fit wholesaling. (If someone has done this please message me asap!!) So is the norm to create your contract by yourself and seek an attorney's advice or guidance or do you just have an attorney create the contract template for you that you can use time and time again?
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@Barry Pekin
Ok gotcha. Thanks for answering all my questions!