Hi John,This is specific enough you are going to need to consult an attorney in your state who specializes in real estate, and ideally a tax expert.

I'm obviously biased but I would recommend having your own attorney representing you for your investments.

Looking for a good closing attorney for wholesaling houses.

I can give you a few attorneys you can contact that we have worked with before that would be able to answer your questions.Find it weird that you have 1 lease signed by both the old and current lessor.

There are probably hundreds of posts on BP about this topic.My attorney and accountant always tell me NOT to co-mingle funds.

I called an attorney the day of closing and started the eviction process.

I say that to say right now you may not have cash or savings , but here is plenty of ways to get into real estate for instance getting a license , giving up elbow grease to a contractor , volunteering at an attorneys office and calling your local municipal office to see what the laws are .

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

I am a social worker with my MSW and my husband is a real estate attorney.

I am assuming title companies are just a bunch of attorneys, or can anyone perform closings out there.