All Forum Posts by: Cody Cooper

Thank you again for the advice.

Thank you for this thread. From a new investors standpoint, these are prime examples of why it is so import of getting several bids on a project before signing a contract.

Thank you Stephanie Dupuis, for all of the great advise. This is extremely helpful.

Ned Carey, thank you. I will definitely try to take the next attorney out for breakfast.

That's what I was looking for. Thank you.

Just a heads up... I am still pretty new to all this, but even in my rookie opinion I would be hesitant to get my hopes up too quick. I hope you are right, but a 5 to $10k flip may be a $50k flip as soon as you walk in the front door. Especially since you mentioned water damage. Make sure you do some more research before committing to anything.
Good luck, hope it works our for you.

I'd like to start by introducing myself from Nashville TN. I'm new to the REI world and to BP. I have been exploring the site for a few weeks and it has quickly become my new daily reading and mentor. So thank you all.

I am currently lining up my resources to work with on my first deal (fix-and-flip). I need to have a strong team in place for a quick transition following closing. One thing I have been stuck on is what to look for in a real estate attorney. Many of them list real estate as part of their practice, but should I look for someone that is strictly specialized in real estate? I understand the importance of having a good attorney to work with, so I'm trying to avoid being stuck with whoever is available.
Any advise would be greatly appreciated.