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Do you have any recommendations on a reasonably priced company/service I could use to establish a land trust and buy the property through it?

I also recommend driving through the "bad neighborhoods" yourself to get a feel for the area.

If he declines, you thank him for hearing you out, and you move on to the next one.And on the loan, it's probably not assumable, and I don't recommend that new investors buy deals sub-to.Do you have a lender lined up?

The broker might also be able to recommend some lenders that would help you with financing.To your other question about the type of financing, it would depend on what you plan to do with the property once you have full ownership. 

Quote from @Brian Reed: Hello,My friend is moving out of state and I am looking to purchase their home.

Most professionals will recommend a separate LLC for every $1 million in assets but I don't think that's necessary.

I'd recommend Gerald Boorse 904-610-6558 or Mike Damato 904-718-0160 for residential work.to your success,Ian A.

Hey Roque, To safeguard your interests effectively, I recommend consulting with a lawyer to draft one for you.

I'm looking to sink some money into the kitchens and bathrooms to upgrade and wanted to see if anyone can recommend a reliable crew of contractors you've worked with who can meet me that weekend to go over the scope of the project for an estimate.