All Forum Posts by: James Norwood

Thanks for the great tips! I looked in file place and found what I needed. Seems pretty straight forward so far. I will definitely look up my local laws and make sure I am not missing anything. I agree that there are probably many wholesalers out there that would not be too keen on having a lawyer review their contracts but I want to make sure everything is legit.

I'm sure this is a recurring question but I've searched through the forum and can't seem to find any specific answers. I'm new to wholesaling and I'm wondering what are all of the forms/contracts that you actually need to wholesale a property from start to finish. It seems like there is a lot of confusion on where to get the contracts, but I'm not even certain what all forms I even need, contract to purchase, assignment of contract, etc...? I found a Utah real estate purchase contract on the state's website but how do I specify that the contract is subject to me finding an investor and how do I reassign the contract? Is that a seperate form or can I write it right into the contract? I would appreciate any advice on this subject. Thanks

Hi everyone!

My name is James and I'm from Salt Lake City Utah. I'm very interested in getting into real estate investing. I'm 27, married with one kid, and currently a student at the University of Utah studying business entrepreneurship. I have a little bit of experience in real estate but would like to expand into some other areas. My dad owned rental properties all my life and I worked for an investor in high school mostly helping with rehab work. What I really want to do is eventually own some commercial properties such as office space, salon space, and event/reception centers. My immediate goal is to raise some capital for some of these ventures by doing some wholesaling, subject-to, and cash flow of vacant properties. I look forward to associating with all of you and getting some good pointers and helpful experience. I'm excited to be part of the community!