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Michael Slabitcher
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Does a wholesaler in New York need both a real estate attorney and a title company?

Michael Slabitcher
  • Specialist
  • Miami, FL
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Would a wholesaler in New York need both a real estate attorney and a title company to perform transactions? If I pay a real estate attorney a one time fee to write up contracts, can I deal directly with a title company? If I pay a real estate attorney to handle a transaction, would I need to deal with a title company as well? Or would the attorney handle that and would title company expenses be included in the attorney's fee? Feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Daniel Guillermo
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Daniel Guillermo
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@Michael Slabitcher Did you ever get the information you were looking for?  I came across this post as I was doing a search for the same question.  I'm guessing in NY there will be both a buyer and seller attorney.  I wonder if that makes wholesaling more difficult? 

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