OfflineStruggling with that next step!
I have tried explaining the Instant Equity Exchange to my Attorney, so I can get the green light and get the ball rolling. The way I explain it sounds like I'm playing the part of a Realtor (which I am not). He also stated my fee looking very much like a realtor commission. I need to have an attorney that backs me, in order to close on properties. So how should I explain this process in a way that doesn't sound illegal?
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I've tried and failed, tried and failed, and again I try. Why don't I give up? I'm hard headed and I Will Succeed or Die Trying!
Don't waste your time with him/her. Join a local RE investing group and chances are you will find your attorney there. If they are there circling investors then there's a good chance they're the type that think out of the box.
I'm finding that if potential partners don't get what I am trying to do within one hour, they will never get it. Faster to move on.
Good luck.
Nice of you to say!
Greg
www.porchlightpropertygroup.com
Yesterday I got the thumbs up from my mortgage company to list the "finders fees" on the HUD statement.
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I went to another attorney today and he was completely receptive to my style of investing. I went threw 7 attorneys until I found one that would work with me.
Thank you to everyone who offered up advice. I attempted everything offered on this forum thread until I beat this challenge. The point is, I never gave up, and finally found success!
Thanks to all
Jason
I've tried and failed, tried and failed, and again I try. Why don't I give up? I'm hard headed and I Will Succeed or Die Trying!
Great job! I look forward to hearing about your deals as they close. I suspect there will be a lot of them = )
Greg
www.porchlightpropertygroup.com