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[fadi1]

Contracts are state specific, and investing strategy specific.

Here are some options for you:

1. Pay a realtor for an hour of their time (about $100 will get you just about any realtor to do it) and have them walk you through a contract and how to fill it out
2. Talk to a title company and ask them to walk you though the contract and how they like you to fill it out, some will be glad to do it for future business
3. Pay an investor to show you how to fill out the contract locally
4. Take the Contracts class that Realtors take, it is open for everyone

I will be more than happy to answer specific question, what exactly is your question?

@Team KibCoy post:15

I think the most aggrivating thing about this whole process is how many people indicate the future knowledge that you will fail because you are asking questions rather than DOING, and that they know best because they “have done” and watched as others “do nothing”. They ask “but are you willing to take action?” It’s just like when you are deciding on a major in college, and people who don’t know you ask “what are you going to do with that?”. The reason they ask is because they have no idea who you are, how motivated you are to learn your discipline, and where you plan to go with it, so they attempt to cast doubt based on what little they know of your area of study in an attempt to “get you thinking”. VERY frustrating. :banghead

The answer is YES. I will take action- AS SOON AS MY QUESTONS ARE ANSWERED, and as you can see from this thread alone, it’s pretty hard to get questions answered! Only TWO PEOPLE even ATTEMPTED to answer my actual question.

Entering into a legal contract without knowing what you are doing is FOLLY. I’m NOT willing to do it! I’m not willing to waste someone’s time while I learn, and I’m NOT willing to smear my name in this business by doing my first deals improperly- because if I do- WHO will want to work with me afterwards??? Rushing into something legal is NEVER smart- that’s why so many people are in so much trouble now with thier mortgages. They never took the time to learn about them ON THEIR OWN, were spoon fed tidbits of info and swallowed without thinking. They also didn’t read the contracts they signed. They just were involved with a “this page says blah blah blah… sign here” transaction. I am NOT willing to conduct my business that way. I’m sure that you folks don’t either.

:deal

[j1dias]

@fadi post:21

Contracts are state specific, and investing strategy specific.

Here are some options for you:

1. Pay a realtor for an hour of their time (about $100 will get you just about any realtor to do it) and have them walk you through a contract and how to fill it out
2. Talk to a title company and ask them to walk you though the contract and how they like you to fill it out, some will be glad to do it for future business
3. Pay an investor to show you how to fill out the contract locally
4. Take the Contracts class that Realtors take, it is open for everyone

I love fadi’s suggestions above… The only one I would add (I am sure fadi thought it was a given so he did not mention it…) - read the “standard” contract for your state before you do one of the four suggestions above. You will find that you will get the most from them if you take the time to read the contract first. I was amazed when I took my real estate licensing classes that there were some people close to completing the course that hadn’t taken the time to read the contract. They took the class and learned how to fill the blanks, but they did not read the whole contract… to me this is being reckless…