My name is Liana and I work a financial consulting firm in the Tampa Bay FL area.

But for a wholesale contract, it's probably best to consult an attorney as you want to make sure you have all of the right clauses in there (and state specific one's too).

I am aware of this because I have been a part of this industry since 1975 as a community developer, retailer, and lender and now consultant.

Hi my name is Robert Smith i own a company called kyh consultants also knowen as (Keeping You Home realestate Consultants )and i wanna start investing again

I would appreciate input on any Portlanders' experience in the buy and hold market right now as well as recommendations on an accountant who won't just tell me to talk to a financial consultant about bonds and stocks and maximize my 401K.  

By all means, consult your attorney.

You really should be consulting with your lawyer on this matter.

I work as a Corporate RE consultant out of NYC, and while I have plenty of academic RE knowledge, I am excited about putting it to work and learning plenty of real world lessons along the way!

It all depends on how things are interpreted, in our case, we (the owner through me) had the pleasure of having a person of the same position of another utility company help us out because he was acting as consultant by the architect hired, so we surgically wrote our letters according to letters and phrases in the building code and other laws.

Reach out to a few people here on BP and set up consultations.