By day, I'm a Certified Financial Planner practitioner.

Asset managers and other more seasoned real estate practitioners quickly recognize an assignable contract, no matter how it was written, and many strongly oppose them out of fear that it will waste time/money.

She is now seriously considering getting her masters to become a Nurse Practitioner. 

As any real estate practitioner knows, a lot can happen between the time a contract is formed and the closing of the transaction.

I'm tired of working "for the man", and I want to have more time to work on my real estate as well.Looking for someone to help me find a small office space (likely 1000sqft or less) to rent while searching for the "perfect" commercial space (a larger, 1900s home, zoned medical, that will be large enough to sublet rooms to other practitioners for an overall "medi-spa" building.  

If you're a law practitioner or an accountant who's experienced with REI's, please contact me!

Hey folks, I've been a licensed real estate practitioner for over 20 years in Miami, Fl. 

I was politely informed that the Lease Options "scam" as he put it, was only for get rich entrepreneurs using a quasi legitimate loophole in Texas law according to the way he understood real estate but, as a general practitioner of law in the injury aspect, he didn't know 100%.

This I think crosses the "for another" line and now becomes a questionable practice.Real estate brokerage laws were designed to protect consumers of brokerage services from unskilled practitioners.

You need to pick out a specialist attorney and not a general practitioner for what you are trying to do.For example you wouldn't go to a residential attorney to buy a commercial property.