He may or may not advise you to get licensed, change your contracts, increase your EM deposit, modify your marketing approach, etc.What to Do If the Local Law Is Unfriendly to WholesalingYour state laws are written by men, they're not carved into granite by the finger of God.

So my schedule for tomorrow is now modified and I'll be working on a kitchen sink in a different town than I was headed to.

The house in a Mid Century Modern modified A-Frame with a flat roof of about 1000 square feet.

And sometimes the Supreme Court makes up laws based on convoluted arguments like Obama Care and then those laws are later changed, modified, and repealed.I wouldn't waste a moment's speculation until a "clarification" of the law "once enacted" is issued.

Then the last bank I went to is who I ultimately plan on working with does a HELOC on non owner occupied residences at a $500.00 closing cost, 0.5% above prime rate, 75% LTV, and a ten year payback term for amounts that after 10 years modifies to a 20 year payback term.

The transfer to the land trust does not modify the terms of the mortgage note which prohibits transfers to an LLC.

There are some small modifiers, but it generally never gets out of whack from that value, like residential real estate does.Commercial real estate:1) generally generates more cash flow per square foot than residential2) leases are much longer (other than apartments) and can last five to as long as 20 years.

I was wondering if anyone on here is or can point me to a investor friendly RE attorney in central Ohio ( I'm on the east side) to review and modify if needed some real estate contracts I have.

I suggest modifying the structure slightly.

Personally, I never paid much attention to the influence points and would not have a problem with keeping the current system, modifying the system or getting rid of it all together.