But when you call tell him you need his services to draw up a contract that's tailored to your needs.

IN Charlotte it's called CAA.

It might be better to call me.

I usually call a few insurance brokers and take their quote as the input.

@Mark SpiveyEasiest thing to do is call the Auctioneer or the foreclosing Attorney.

I toyed with the idea of wholesaling, but I couldn't coordinate the 50+/day follow-up phone calls with my day job.I have about $40k in cash, so I'll be seeking hardmoney lenders and wholesalers in the area.

Let's call it June 28th, 2016 is when I went into contract with my buyers.

I'll contact you later" type of response).Trouble for me is, I live overseas, so physically visiting this person is a bit difficult, but I'm not adverse to the idea, for the principle of the matter.My question is, at what point do I call the police? 

They call it "house hacking" on this website, and there's a ton of great information on here. 

However, I will say 3 days ago I had a conversation with a person who partnered up w/ a so called "investors/realtor" to flip a house.