I imagine quickly answering a series of prompts (address, offer price, financing, closing date, earnest money, etc etc) then having that information automatically put into the contract including all initials, dates, signatures.

In real estate, it's critical to follow rules.I asked an attorney friend one time what was the best way to find a really good attorney (excluding him :) ), he said, don't look to any that advertise on TV!

Love the keyword alert tool and the Getting Started series.

The little I was able to gather initially was setting up a series of partnerships with various family members (your kids, etc) so as to spread the flipped properties between entities.

To many TV shows making it seem to easy.

I, like many new/aspiring investors, was drawn into this world by watching late night TV.

Maybe we should wait and talk until after our College World Series grudge match... won't hold it against you.

Kind of like the mesothelioma commercials you see on TV about exposure to asbestos years ago.Did the tenant sign a lead paint statement?

Hey T V welcome!

I would never select an attorney off the internet or from a TV commercial. :)