I think the most important step prior to engaging various 3rd parties is to make sure you and your partner are both aligned in your goals & expectations- then you can have a clearer picture of what you want when you go speaking to all the other various suits.

Many in this forum will also suggest that you engage a CPA early in your venture.  

There is no such statute.I used to bring along the head underwriting attorney for a major title company to Bar Association speaking engagements.

@Dana SchreiberWelcome to the site.you'll learn a lot to get you going on your real estate investing journey.Relationships are a component for REI success, so remain active and engage the communityAll the best forward

There's lots of info here on different styles and messages, the key is to keep the prospect engaged.

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It is not that you should set up an LLC if you even have one property, it is that you should engage in the incorporation process even if you only have one property (generally speaking).

Looking forward to getting more engaged.  

So to engage a wholesaler, if I stated that I'm looking for a multi-family unit with at least a 10% CAP rate and all-cash deal, is that where the conversation starts?