Plenty of references to back it up.

Can someone refer me to a real estate attorney that works with investors, fix & flip, buy & hold, and wholesalers in Fayetteville, NC preferably but in the Greater North Carolina Region will suffice, Raleigh/Durham etc....

At least, that’s not what I refer to myself as lol i feel like that is a limiting title.

Does anyone happen to have a GC in the cleveland area they might be able to refer ?

I considered reaching out to the community college and asking for an enterprising business student who might need a little extra money and a letter of reference while he/she is learning real estate. 

The 750 hours requirement you are referring to is in relation to whether a taxpayer qualified for real estate professional status or not.

Maybe home title fraud is a better term, but it is sometimes referred to as title theft.

In our lease agreement, the tenant is responsible for almost all of the maintenance and repairs, so we don't need any sort of property management.From time to time we will get a tenant/buyer with a good income and a sizeable option fee referred to us but we can't buy everyone a home so we have to refer them to someone who has cash or can still get a bank loan. 

For future reference, while appraisals don't always come in below intended purchase price, you can expect this to happen more frequently given today's market. 

I'm not Joe nor do I have his level of experience, but I believe he's referring to the fact that in order to get the most out of all the equity you've gained, you will need to sell and use your $150k to purchase $750K of property while maintaining good cash flow.