I think your best bet is to talk with an attorney.

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I guess I'll call the foreclosure attorney to see how long before we can get a court date for judgment and estimate the sale date after that.

If you have any questions/concerns about the contract, see if you can pay an agent (or an attorney) a couple hundred bucks just to handle the paperwork.

Hey wholesalers: Does anyone know any real estate attorneys who work well with wholesalers in Milwaukee?

I would still have an LLC.I am not an attorney and the above is not to be considered legal advice for your particular situation.

I have been investing since 2007 with my family, we used own our money to buy our first property, and then our second property which is a triplex using creative financing (we literally don't paid any money, just the attorney expenses, because the previous owner couldn't pay the mortgage anymore).

Interesting and good topic.A tenant was weaseling out of not paying rent and she goes and gets an attorney,which is a long story but she tried to get me for not paying her interest on the security deposit, it was in escrow with her name on the account but I didn't give her the interest. 10 -15 cent with today's interest rates.I just gave her security deposit back to make it a moot issue in court.We are famous for taking care of our non paying tenants here in Mass.

You might want to get it drafted by an attorney so that you know your bases are covered.Good luck!

I would retain an attorney in Colorado to take a look at this for you.