For you to do the same on your own you need a good securities lawyer to draft the appliciable paperwork and then you need to reach the investors and make sure you are complying with the regulations.

Seller's lawyers are wary of letting anyone in the property earlier because of liability and other concerns.

Hello @Jeremy ClarkeI would first go talk with your lawyer (or a lawyer that can answers these questions more depth).

He gets a free scumbag legal aid lawyer and fights the eviction.

In Arizona agents can do much more than in states that need lawyers to handle transactions.

Well, other than for the lawyers setting it up.But, I can't imagine any scenario where someone just starting out gains more in benefits from something like this than it will cost... and will will cost more than $1200 total.Just start, your risk is just about ZERO right now.

I just talked to a lawyer yesterday and they charge $700 for an eviction.

Talk to your lawyer about the arrangements, you relator is just trying to get you to close. 

Anyone know of a good CPA Investor and Real Estate Attorney?  I am a beginner and I need them on my team.

Hey @KENDA BELLIm not an expert or lawyer but I have spent some time looking at the Baltimore Tax Sale1) No clue2) You pay the lien amount (the stated amount, including fees and previous interest) as well as any High Bid premium you come up with. 3) We have a plan in place to secure Private Money (I have several wealthy friends, not HML) to finance any foreclosure. 4) Not 100% but I'm pretty sure there are no issues.