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[Wholesaling] Closing in New Jersey

Rissa Lagdan
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Hi everyone! I'm a newbie and looking to get some valuable information from those who have already been successful in wholesaling business.

My target state is New Jersey (I haven't narrowed it down yet). How does closing work in NJ? Being an attorney state, is NJ closing similar to NY? Does the seller have to be represented by an attorney and have their attorney draft the contract, or can I just send my P&S contract directly to my seller and send it over to my closing attorney once signed by both parties?

P.S. Can someone recommend me a good, investor friendly attorney in NJ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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