Membership is cheap and they will have attorneys on staff.

Also The calculators here are Pro membership.

One example, from within this thread, of an attorney not understanding the law is the advisory letter posted by @Naomi Pinger on page 3 of this thread from Attorney Annie Fitzsimmons, -an attorney member of our local Washington Realtors legal assistance hotline https://www.warealtor.org/membership-welcome/welcome-to-the-legal-hotlineAttorney Fitzsimmon's relied on her years of general training and experience to provide unresearched advice on this specific area of the law without citing any authority. 

Great survey!

because we do a ton of work before we close we have to get our architect plans etc etc its not uncommon for us to have 10 to 50k into a deal before we close.. so the first time I spent some money on survey and such only to find out title was buggered up with heirs and no probate I learned that no good.. so that's how I handle those areas..  

There are legal fees, surveys, bookkeeping, permit fees, inspection fees, due diligence costs.

They have a free course that has everything you need to get started and excellent paid material/membership as well.

My goal is to fix & flip at least 12 properties a year, roughly one per month, to start – we’ll see how that goes.I stumbled across BPs while doing internet research for educational/networking resources on fix & flips; and joined BPs with a basic membership, to start.So, here I am, looking forward to learning as much as possible about the fix & flip components of real estate!

A free-market democratic solution is someone developing a certification standard, and membership, by which investors can come to rely upon as a hallmark of quality in an agent and can simply look up in an open database of those accredited agents, and an accreditation agency that polices a standard to keep quality what need be.

Connecting with members who have the pro-membership have a higher tendency so be more serious and provide you a good recommendation.3.