We are interested in Mobile County and the Huntsville area.We are from CT, so we are requesting your assistance in finding ~  a good Alabama real estate attorney, and ~  interested investors for quick flips (initially)  We welcome advice and feedback to increase our knowledge of this state and those counties.I appreciate it!

Do I speak with a real estate attorney or an real estate accountant? 

THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE.Highly recommend discussing with an attorney if you decide to pursue any of the above.

You should probably chat with a local attorney familiar with the Columbus, Ohio process.

Corey, it well could be an issue with the regulators as they will see it as a requirement to make the loan and doing so opens the door to the issues I mentioned and perhaps more depending on state laws.Additionally, this may not be a subject to take up with most RE attorneys as financing conflicts are really not their bag, ask an attorney who represents banks or lenders.

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

Always get the advice of an attorney.

Neither do most of the attorneys.

I used to have several out of state investors who would buy houses in Memphis via the online tax sale auction, then hold them for a year so the redemption period ended, then they would hire an attorney to "quiet" the title which would take 4-6 months and cost roughly $5000 but then they had clear title and would sell it "as-is" to other investors or hire me and list it on the MLS and get higher offers. 

There are contractors, rehab types, landlords, flippers, lenders, appraisers and even attorneys and closing agents that hold a real estate license.