I myself wanted to go this route when I first started out, and I still plan on taking the exam to become licensed, however, I feel as though I can get better hands on experience by building my team (RE agents, bankers, mortgage brokers, accountants, lawyers, ect.) and physically visiting properties and crunching numbers.

If this is what you and your partner pursue, LLC would be a way to go (although you might want to hold off on that until you are ready to finance so that the lawyer you will hire to represent you included those costs in the legal costs associated with the loan, saving you some money in the process).

This is how sloppy my lawyer was.

What we found is that you can get the documentation at no cost and with no proof of need, but our lawyer said as a landlord in Florida you're not obligated to accept the paperwork unless it's backed up by a doctor's letter.

Do you need to have a lawyer or CPA once the LLC is setup ?

Hi BP Community,My husband and I are getting ready to get into real estate investing and are trying to find a CPA and lawyer in the SF Bay Area.

Hello out there does anyone know where to find good wholesale real estate contracts that can be looked over by a pre paid legal lawyer.

If you have any questions or concerns, be sure to ask for clarification.Use a third party: If you are uncomfortable dealing directly with the lender or buyer, consider using a third party, such as a lawyer or real estate agent, to help facilitate the transaction.It's always a good idea to be cautious when dealing with unfamiliar parties, especially online and out of state.

I ended up having to get a lawyer involved to force her to sell as we were "50/50". 

Per this link, you have "just cause" for eviction in San Francisco, https://sf.gov/information/ove...So I would personally look for a lawyer to help me get them out.