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Harsh Patel
  • Mission Viejo, CA
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Looking for a Real Estate Attorney in Orange County, CA

Harsh Patel
  • Mission Viejo, CA
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Hello, 

I'm planning on wholesaling properties in Orange County and am currently seeking services of a Real Estate Attorney on the following matters:

- Letter of Intent and Purchase Agreement contracts

- Legal advice on do's and don'ts of wholesaling in Orange County

If you're an attorney, or know somebody, please feel free to reach out.

Thanks

-Harsh 

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Max Gradowitz
  • Bakersfield, CA
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Max Gradowitz
  • Bakersfield, CA
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Wholesaling in SoCal is a tough gig right now.  Finding an advertising/lead niche is pretty much the only option realistically, because you are competing against so many well-established high-volume wholesalers already advertising in that area.  They've figured it out over many years, what lists work well, which lists don't work, which neighborhoods work well and which don't, etc.  Starting from the bottom is tough, practically speaking.

As far as attorneys, I've noticed a surprising amount of RE attorneys don't know anything about wholesaling.  Your typical "big box" law firm attorney will oftentimes have no experience with wholesaling, so it's important to ask and get a feel for them.  Asking upfront "how many clients of yours actively wholesale and do oversee/advised clients on how to legally wholesale real estate?" should filter them out.  If they sound confused, move on.  If they can give you answers relating to the dangers of violating the B&P Code, how to mitigate these dangers as much as possible through the way the contract is drafted, how to find a wholesale-friendly escrow company, what contracts are required for a wholesale, etc... then you found the right one.

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