All Forum Posts by: Taylor Frazier

@Jay Hinrichs and @Zane McLaughlin

When you've made a "subject to" purchase, do you typically handle the transaction through an attorney? My understanding is that's part of what can make it a good deal for the buyer (and seller), is it can save on closing costs, down payment, and agent/broker fees. Obviously you'll have an attorney fee though.

Am I correct in that thinking?

Thanks, everyone. Looking forward to being a part of the network.

I'm considering setting up a consultation with a local attorney so when the opportunity for a deal arises, I'll be ready with the correct & legal paperwork to make it happen.

Does anyone in Wichita, KS have recommendations for an attorney who is knowledgeable in real estate transactions? Not just an attorney who understands the rules & regs, but someone with experience handling transactions such as "subject to" deals, "seller provided financing", etc.

Feel free to send me a private note. I sure appreciate the feedback.

Thanks!

Hey everyone, my name's Taylor Frazier I just joined BiggerPockets hoping to continuously learn more about the real estate game and start getting involved ASAP. No experience as of this post, but hoping to get my first rental property in the next 2-3 months and continue growing from there.