A quit title suit as to be done and or hold onto that property for up to 4 years before you can get clean title and is insurable.

Phillip is right, pick the shop that best suits what you will be doing....Usually, a new agent really won't know what they will be doing as there are many roads to follow....The main thing, IMO, initially is training, how to use the MLS effectively, phone work and legal requirements, local issues and cases, best advertising means, sharing experiences with other agents, these areas and much more will generally have more support in a larger organization.

College Station, Tx is pretty much pro-business and RE friendly, I bet that if you could even find any law suit involving RE with a death involved any jusgment would not exceed 1M that can be insured.

No you dont have to absolutely use a realtor its more of a hold these realtors have on home owners they make them feel that way in New York..Home owners in New York dont take really take you serious if your not a licensed and in a suite..Realtors tend to spread the word that wholesaling is illegal..its truly a different game than most states..

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Just contracted a property that might be best suited for a "wholetail" Anyone who has done this , and would be kind enough to offer up any advice would be greatly appreciated

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As our values increase here the taxes follow suit and cash flow drops.  

Whole seller would best suit me.

But our adjuster said there’s stuff they will charge for they don’t pay like hazmat suits.