Who can I hire to perform negotiations on my behalf in another state?

Who can I hire to perform negotiations on my behalf in another state?

Investor · FL · Member since 2023 · 33 posts · 10 votes

I'm doing a deal another state and I don't have any of my team there at the moment so I was looking to see if there was a place where I can hire someone to sit and talk to the other party in my place. Can anybody help?

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  • Investor · Orange Park, FL · Member since 2019 · 173 posts · 108 votes
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    Quote from @Cameron Ward:

    I'm doing a deal another state and I don't have any of my team there at the moment so I was looking to see if there was a place where I can hire someone to sit and talk to the other party in my place. Can anybody help?

    Hi Cameron,

    It sounds like you're seeking a representative to attend a meeting or negotiation on your behalf in another state. Here are a few steps you can consider:

    Professional Representation Services: Look for professional representation or concierge services that offer business representation. These companies often have experienced professionals who can represent your interests in meetings, negotiations, or other business settings.

    Freelance Professionals: Platforms like Upwork, LinkedIn, or Fiverr can connect you with freelance professionals with the necessary skills and experience. You can post your specific requirements and select someone who meets your criteria.

    Legal Representation: If the deal involves legal matters, consider hiring a lawyer who practices in the state where the meeting will occur. A lawyer can not only represent you but also provide legal advice relevant to the deal.

    Local Business Consultants: Hiring a local business consultant or advisor might be beneficial. They can provide valuable insights into the local business environment and represent your interests effectively.

     
    The BiggerPockets community will have several ideas but will need a more specific location to jump in on the conversation.  Do you have a location in mind, or do you just need ideas on where to find consultants when you nail down the city?

  • Investor · FL · Member since 2023 · 33 posts · 10 votes
    2y
    Quote from @KC Pake:
    Quote from @Cameron Ward:

    I'm doing a deal another state and I don't have any of my team there at the moment so I was looking to see if there was a place where I can hire someone to sit and talk to the other party in my place. Can anybody help?

    Hi Cameron,

    It sounds like you're seeking a representative to attend a meeting or negotiation on your behalf in another state. Here are a few steps you can consider:

    Professional Representation Services: Look for professional representation or concierge services that offer business representation. These companies often have experienced professionals who can represent your interests in meetings, negotiations, or other business settings.

    Freelance Professionals: Platforms like Upwork, LinkedIn, or Fiverr can connect you with freelance professionals with the necessary skills and experience. You can post your specific requirements and select someone who meets your criteria.

    Legal Representation: If the deal involves legal matters, consider hiring a lawyer who practices in the state where the meeting will occur. A lawyer can not only represent you but also provide legal advice relevant to the deal.

    Local Business Consultants: Hiring a local business consultant or advisor might be beneficial. They can provide valuable insights into the local business environment and represent your interests effectively.

     
    The BiggerPockets community will have several ideas but will need a more specific location to jump in on the conversation.  Do you have a location in mind, or do you just need ideas on where to find consultants when you nail down the city?


     Hey KC,

    I was looking for someone specifically near Knoxville, Tennessee. Anyone who is well versed in sales or real estate should do fine.

  • Real Estate Agent · Evergreen, CO · Member since 2015 · 126 posts · 73 votes
    2y

    @Cameron Ward Why not just hire an investor friendly real estate agent and negotiate the rate based on what you want done?

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