I would ask if that area you're looking in has any sort of law/rule such as that.

A seller does is not required by law to hire a real estate agent to sell their home.

One of them even uses a respected attorney to do his double closings.I also would ALWAYS recommend getting sound legal advice from a qualified attorney in your state before doing any type of creative real estate investing.I also think communicating unverified or misinformed rumors around real estate laws is a destructive practice and should only be done with the utmost caution and reserve.

Find out what your state's laws are, and then you can make an educated decision.

I am probably around a 7, I am a practicing attorney so it is in my nature to research extensively.

If your client files a ch 13, they would set him up on a repayment program.. if he files the 7, he could wipe out most of the debt free an clear.. however with the new bk laws..

Network with people.At school, take courses that will help such as accounting 101as an elective or business law 101 or contract law.

write things down and practice changing the way you think.

I read that this is not allowed in NC - just have to check your state laws.

Due to a number of laws and statutes, finders fees are not allowed.