I'm looking for suggestions, investors, lenders, or alternative ideas.
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Attention wholesale vets,

1. Who do I need on my team when I'm doing wholesale deals (lawyer, cpa, title company, escrow company, virtual assistant, etc.?)?

2. Should I do title searches DIY?

Thank you!

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