Hi Guys,I'm new to real estate and I'm hearing about these intermediaries (also called consultants) who say their job is to match buyers and sellers.

Can I consult an attorney?

I guess I would have to consult a real estate attorney to find out the real answer.Of course usually the banks would normally pay the tax bill, since they would not want to lose the property.

A cash4cashflows.com website, is a clear indication of a Cash Flow Consultant.

You need to consult a good real estate tax lawyer.

You might be able to find out from other SUCCESSFUL investors in the area (at your REIA) or you might want to consult a real estate attorney.Good Luck,Mike

In addition, you will want to consult with a CPA about tax implications, especially if your parents have other assets.

I don't know about yours but a good rule to start with is not to use the title real estate consultant unless you are licensed.

I am curious if there is a market for consultation on projects like this.

Basically, I have come across many businesses and independent consultants, like yourselves, that want to be involved in social media, but there are so many options and information out there, that it is just TOO time consuming for the average working professional to spend the time researching what social media sites are best for them, not to mention WHAT they should be doing with those sites after they sign up.