You are better of seeking referrals from other real estate investors in your area for a quality lawyer and do not shy away at the prices.A great deal is subjective.

My question is this: should I continue to seek out an experienced investor who is willing to help mentor me in exchange for me helping them.

If it's in trust, might the person you seek be the beneficiary's successor?

I'm seeking a partner who I can partner with.

Alright guys, after being stubborn and beating my head against the wall on dozens of potential scenarios I have decided to seek out some help from those that have been down the same road I am about to venture down.I am 33 years old and my wife is 30.

I am currently seeking an investor for the acquisition of the lot next to mine for assemblage with the purpose of constructing a multi-family condominium building.

Hey BP,Relocated to the North Shore of Long Island NY and seeking networking opportunities and possible REI partnerships with professionials.

@Gabriel EhrlichI would always seek the counsel of an attorney.

Not sure if you were asking the question in general, or actually seeking someone with the question.

I have not seen a $10,000 repair on $30,000 purchase end up being a success, unless  you are seeking high risk and high reward, I think you need to take high reward out of the equation, because you will find yourself exhausting money to replace tenants and complete on going maintenance.