In Arkansas I called several title companies and attorney's & they seemed dumbfounded when I mentioned the word wholesaling.

I have compiled numerous contacts in these industries, whether by word of mouth or hiring them for a job.

Any of you with non-conforming properties have any words of wisdom?

In other words you're going to borrow all or most of the money needed to purchase the property.Here's what I mean.

Once you dial in, you can set up key word search alerts for areas of interest.Regarding Vegas, I'd be careful of the short term/vacation rental business model.

The LMO will have the last word actually, they can have the note or an attorney can write it, but the LMO approves it.One of the clarifications that came out was that attorneys can originate a loan in the course of providing legal services, such as selling a property in a Trust they manage for a client, but if they get in the business of originations they need to be a LMO as well.Typical ?

Hey Adrian,For a lot of us the moment we hear the word "bulk" our BS meter sounds off an alarm.

You could hear a pin drop and anyone's conversation word for word if you were in the house.

There is no magic contract that will keep you out of court that depends more on the person you're selling the business to, if they are a person of their word you barely need a contract, if they are not then no contract in the world will help you.But separate contracts is the way to go in my opinion.BTW, I just moved to Tacoma.

Definitely be sure to set up some Keyword Alerts for words like "Seattle" or "Tacoma" so you'll be able to jump into local conversations!