All Forum Posts by: Jim Tannehill

Which part of Indiana? I have a lawyer that might be able to give you some guidance. 

@Jason Duhn I'm looking for someone who specializes in commercial and contracts. 

Hey everyone, Happy Friday! I'm looking for a good real estate attorney for the state of Indiana. I'm based out of Northwest Indiana but the attorney doesn't need to be area specific. Thank you in advance!

I just received my IN license and trained with RECP which I was able to do all online and at my own pace. I really enjoyed the structure of it and the review process. 

Super excited for your upcoming endeavor!

Have you looked into joining eXp? I'm a brand new agent with them and I won't pretend to know all the ins and outs of what they have to offer. What I do know is they are a cloud based company with very minimal fees to start up and throughout the sales (I have a few friends that have been with eXp for a few years. Let's connect and I can send you the link to one of their presentations to see if it's what you're looking for.

Congrats man! Always love trying new coffee shops!

@Corey Owen just by briefly reading over your questions it sounds like you have a "JV" type business model setup. @John Mathewson handles most of this for our company so I believe he will be able to answer a few of your questions. Good luck in your business!

Wholesaling doesn't tie up capital for too long and can be quick money if things go smoothly. Usually there's a lot more money to be made in flipping but there's also a far greater risk involved, your money is tied up longer, and it's a lot longer of a process. Just my quick 2 cents on this topic

When dealing with investors, we usually have money wired to title company for construction at closing. From there the investor has to sign off and notarize the draw amounts as the work is completed and the title company wires the money to the contractors or whoever is needed. This seems to work pretty well for both parties we've dealt with.