this is a little late for you but INTERVIEW INTERVIEW INTERVIEW YOUR REALTOR.

(Interview them, too.

Hello,I need some input on "buyers" representation I interviewed today.

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He is associated with the Rich Dad circuit and I just had an interview with one of the CPAs on his on his team.

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However the issue on the smoking you need to have that in the lease.I would interview other PM companies to see what the competition gives and go back to them with that.

Like anything else, you should interview multiple attorneys to get an idea of their fees, what areas they specialize in, if they seem to have experience with contract assignments, etc and just who you get the best feeling from.We were interviewing attorneys and found one we really liked but he didn't seem to understand how subject-to deals work along with other common wholesaling strategies.

The interview process goes both ways - you expect him to show you houses etc, but he expects you to actually pull the trigger and buy something.Have you fulfilled your end of the expectations?