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Ernie Purnell
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where do I get wholesale contract paperwork in Chicago??

Ernie Purnell
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi, everyone. Still researching since I am fired up about getting back in the water of real estate investing. I was wondering where you get the paperwork for wholesaling. Do I need to get with an attorney before I start and the attorney completes the paperwork or is there a generic version I can simply pull from the internet?

Thanks in advance

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Ernie Purnell
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Hi, Lana,

Thanks for the info. I have an LLC set up. It's a series LLC, since I discovered during my research that series LLC is the way to go rather than buying a different LLC for each property. However, no one at the county building seems to know how I go about putting property in the series. I have one property now in my LLC, but I want to try my hand at wholesaling and flipping. I don't want to have the properties connected and should I decide that one would be better becoming a buy and hold, I would like to put it in the next slot of the series LLC. Can you recommend a real estate attorney?

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