Try the Coley Law Firm(704-413-3260) if your properties are in/around Charlotte.

I'm a firm believer in doing your first couple of deals by yourself. 

See what the seller has in mind, you should have a good idea of the numbers and if you suggest the first number, do it at a number that is good for you & fits firmly inside of your investing goals.If you want to bring your agent in, offer to hire him/her as a consultant for a flat fee, since, generally the agent's fee is paid by the seller.Hope this answered some of your questions.Jesse

Jessie, I have a colleague that works for a law firm in DC and I am going to ask them about this.Jeremy, I understand just moving on but if I can at least get her in contact with someone else or a lawyer that can assist her, I feel she would be pleased and return the favor.Mike, I am going to dig deeper into this but if she did sell the property I believe it would solve her problem but create a problem for me.Thanks for the response everyone!

One of my goals are to open up an international real estate investment firm in the near future.I thought I'll start with wholesaling then move up from there.

I've interned with a commercial real estate investment firm in L.A. and taken a Real Estate Finance & Investments course in college.

Again thank you very much.Ray Jimenez Director of Operations HomeInvestment-Firm LLC (954)-702-0034

That turned out to be a great decision as 1) the issues I was noticing with the firm caused it's complete collapse early this year and 2) I was hit by a truck (as a pedestrian) this April breaking both of my legs.  

Hi Mindy,I work at an appraisal firm and we do extensive research into markets all around the country to value or determine the feasibility of proposed affordable developments.

@Steve HughesHey Steve,                You posed an interesting question and I don't have a firm answer of my own, but, Google never fails.