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Wholesaling on the right side of the Law? - NJ

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Hi, thank you for clicking my post! I'm new to wholesaling and have yet to make my first deal out of fear that I'll make a legal mistake. I'm hoping to connect with a wholesaler in the NJ/Tristate area who may be willing to answer a couple questions I have about the legal component of the business. Some things I'm looking to answer:

- How exactly does a contract assignment wholesale deal work?

- Do you have any recommendations for a good real estate lawyer to consult?

- What are some rookie mistakes to avoid when drafting my initial contracts?

Any help would be greatly appreciated, and I'd be glad to buy you lunch!

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