Does anyone know a good real estate attorney in upstate NY that has done Wholesale Real Estate Transactions?

Then you find out what seller can do to help transaction.

I'm not sure if the boxes can cross over markets.

I've heard various methods for covering closing costs between the buyer and seller but was wondering what is most common? I know it is mostly up to the individual wholesaler but what do sellers prefer and what does th...

When you're engaged in a wholesale transaction, you'll probably need to include somewhere in your contract that you are a licensed salesperson but are not representing the seller in anyway and that you are a principle in the transaction. 

I'll have to check the contract date, I know we closed in December but it was delayed so fingers crossed it was after 9/27/17.Originally posted by @Paul Caputo:@Justin Juhan congrats on the investment property!

(decent deal in a HOT Chicago market) but the home comes with some violations from the prior owner, they are 10 and 5-year-old violations, my attorney believes should not hold up closing, my mortgage broker has a different opinion. the total to cure violations is about ~30k-40kMy lender misleads me from the beginning of the transaction, leading me to believe I can purchase the property with conventional financing and 10% down, he knew the property had violations.

I thought I’d cross this skill over to real estate to help people get a step by step view of the real estate investing process.I am not a real estate investor myself, but I would love to learn.

@Mark C.You may not do either of the things you propose.You may not transact with your IRA or make contributions to a Roth IRA in excess of the allowable $5500 per year ($6500 if you are age 50 or older).If you have existing IRA funds, those could be setup so as to be able to invest in real estate.

It's crossed my mind doing this in my area, a small they pay $500 or so per bedroom.