Assigned Contracts?

Question

Im searching the web as for now to find some FSBO properties. And all this contract talk had me thinking about the contract itself. Where to get from, do you make it yourself, if yes how do you know its good enough? Can anyone let me know where they got theres from? I read you should have two separate contracts one for the seller and one for the buyer. As far as the title companies where can I find them? Should i research some appraisers or trust the sellers appraiser? 
Also if anyone can attach a contract to see how it looks and what it contains that would be nice. Should I get a RE attorney involved, if yes anyone know how good ones in NYC?

Anthony Sulecki · Answer

Tell us more about that situation, if you would. Id like to hear the details. Especially about the individual with a mortgage fraud conviction.

Jason Hanson · Answer

You need to be networking in person and going to your local real estate investor meetings. At those meetings you will meet folks who will be able to give you contracts, who will tell you the investor friendly title companies to use, etc...

Brendan D. · Answer

if you're dealing with a FSBO it's best to use a simple 1-2 page contract. The idea is to keep it simple and straightforward. the confused mind says no.
check with your local REIA. they may have some contracts for NY that you can use that'll keep you protected.

Jaime Kosofsky · Answer

I just had a situation at my closing table which was a FSBO that was a purchaser trying to do assignments and purchasing properties subject to existing mortgages... after killing the deal because it did not feel right, I found out the leader of the deal had done time Upstate for Mortgage Fraud...  :shock:  :shock:  :shock:  :shock:  :shock: 
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J B · Answer

Thank you so much...I was leaning towards an attorney/lawyer anyway....things like that I don't want happening to me so it only makes sense