All Forum Posts by: Branden Wintermyer

@Don Konipol

Thank you for sharing this valuable insight. It's clear that using a well-crafted and state-specific contract is essential in real estate transactions to ensure enforceability and compliance with local laws. Your advice to rely on contracts provided by the state Real Estate Commission or drawn up by a specialized attorney is sound. I appreciate the emphasis on the importance of proper contracts for a successful and professional real estate business.

@Philip Riley

Thank you for sharing this resource! It seems straight to the point!

@David Ramirez

This is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing such a valuable piece of information! I truly appreciate your generosity in providing the contracts that Jerry Norton's lawyer drafted for him. I will definitely consider using these contracts to get started.

You Rock! 

@Doug Smith 

Your advice about obtaining solid legal documents from a paid attorney for real estate transactions is valid. It's clear that cutting corners can lead to serious issues in the future. Investing in a reputable attorney to draft these documents properly seems like the wisest course of action to avoid any potential pitfalls down the road.

Thank you for sharing your insights!

Does anyone know of a well established Real Estate lawyer in Central PA (Harrisburg, PA). I am interested in speaking with a lawyer to help me get some contracts set up as a newbie.

Thanks!

Branden

What are all the wholesaling contracts and documents I need in place to protect myself and get started.

Where can I acquire these documents? Please help!

Thanks!

Branden

@Ned Carey

Your suggestion for experienced investors to go directly to the listing agent makes sense, as they can navigate the process independently. However, having a dedicated agent who understands your investment goals can provide valuable support and guidance throughout the buying process.

I found your point about the symbiotic relationship between flipping properties and the agent who finds the deal and subsequently lists it for resale intriguing. Building a loyal agent who consistently brings you deals can be a mutually beneficial arrangement!

Thanks!

Branden

@Henry Clark This was from a Buy and Hold standpoint. I am looking to wholesale but when I find a Buy and Hold that suits me I will try to by that for my own portfolio. 

Thanks,

Branden 

@Steve K. 

Your emphasis on the role of a buyer's agent as a vital member of the acquisition team is valid. Having a dedicated buyer's agent ensures that someone is actively working to protect my interests throughout the contract and buying process. Their expertise and knowledge can help me navigate potential pitfalls and provide valuable insights to secure the best possible outcome.

Thank you for shedding light on the significance of having a buyer's agent in real estate transactions. Your post has prompted me to prioritize finding a dedicated agent to assist me in future acquisitions.

Thanks!

Branden

@Richard F.,

Thank you for sharing such an informative and insightful post about the role of real estate agents. Your points about the knowledge and experience level of an agent and their ability to assist clients effectively resonated with me. I appreciate the emphasis on understanding who the agent represents and their limitations in that capacity, as this clarity is vital in establishing a successful working relationship.

Your explanation of the range of information that a member agent can provide, especially when it comes to local market statistics, historical data, and access to property tax information, was incredibly helpful. It's great to know that agents can offer valuable insights into listings, areas of focus, and other relevant factors that influence purchasing decisions.

Once again, thank you for sharing your expertise and insights through this post. It was truly valuable and has provided me with a better understanding of the role of real estate agents.