Sentences with phrase «interview estate attorneys»
You need to interview estate attorneys, accountants and financial advisors.
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Attorney and CFLG San Diego member Shawn Weber joins hosts David McElveen and Ryan White on ESPN 1700 AM Radio for an interview on «The Real Estate Radio Hour» on January 24, 2013.
We're going to go back to our interview in a second, but let me remind you, as always, that the wise consumers are the informed consumers, so before buying, selling, renting, refinancing, or signing any real - estate - related agreement, or before making any major money decision whatsoever, it's always best to speak with and take the advice of a qualified attorney, accountant, and / or if you can find a good one or a great one, such as my co-host Susan Kaplan, a financial planner.
I knew I would never feel completely ready; therefore, I started networking on here as well as my local REIA, and I interviewed real estate agents, CPAs, lenders, and attorneys to start my team.
The interview, below, with attorneys at the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Real Estate should be viewed by anybody considering «wholesaling» real property in the State of Ohio.
I made an appointment with a real estate attorney to discuss legistics and develop a tailored contract, which I got the referral from the 1st meeting of the REIA I just joined and plan to interview a title company or 2 tomorrow and then I should almost be ready to start handling leads and solidifying deals, right after I meet with the REIA for lunch tmrw and build my buyers list:).