Hi BP, would anyone happen to know a good lawyer that handles assignment contracts and simultaneous closings?

He usually has a very informative presentation from a guest speaker, And if you're looking to make connections there's almost always agents, lawyers, and of course (very) seasoned investors in the group.  

I am not a lawyer, but I do rent in a slightly "tough" area.

I'm wondering if it is necessary for me to get an agent, or if I can contact the bank/lawyer and go through the entire process on my own. 

I am selling a property in Baltimore this week and I would like to use a title company/lawyer or loan originator familiar with contract for deeds in Maryland. 

Be sure your lawyer is one familiar with evictions.

My lawyer is telling me the judge will not award me late fees.

Do 50/50 and make sure you have a lawyer draw up your business agreement/partnership.

Once the property is fixed up and sold, You and The Private Lender will Split Profits 50/50, or whatever the agreed upon split would be.Usual Private Lenders are friends and family and High Net Worth Professionals (doctors, lawyers, other real estate investors)Best Place to find them are at your Local Real Estate Investors Club. 

I called and emailed the lawyer who is handling the foreclosure yesterday so I'm still waiting on them.