What would be the purpose of hiring a CPA or Attorney before buying your first property?

But when I went to my attorney (in Buffalo) wanting to do a rent-to-own, he says he doesn't like them because they aren't enforceable and you can't just evict the non-paying tenant and that it basically ends up being a foreclosure.

Along with that I’m looking to build my team as well. realtors, contractors, attorneys, buyers, lenders, etc.

Was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on title companies or real estate attorneys that close assignment contacts.

I am a real estate attorney in Queens.

Example ... the seller is named John Smith the buyer has an attorney create the John Smith family trust with equity buyers LLC as the trustee of the trust then does a quit claim deed from John Smith to John smith family trust.

@Becky Strunk You will want to consult with an attorney as they will know the specific tenant laws.

You might go to a Lawyer/Attorney that regularly working on Partnership and he could probably tell what is the best way to go.I think that various books on Partnerships would help you make the right decision. 

There is zero reason to need an llc for each offer.Is your mentor an asset protection attorney selling you llcs lol?

Have an attorney create a Wrap (it's a note with deed of trust) for each property.