Nathan Payne says ask your local mentors three questions: which title company, which attorney, and which hard-money lender to use. These contacts smooth your closings, keep you legal, and connect you to other investors.
Once you've been networking and you've found a local mentor or people you can ask questions to, I'd recommend asking these 3 questions: What title company should you use? What attorney should you reach out to? And what hard money lender should you use? Why should you ask those questions? Well, if you're, if you're going to need a hard money lender to help you fund deals, or, you know, they obviously have connections as well with other investors and flippers. So hard money is really important. Title company, if you have any problem with paperwork, they're definitely going to help you out because they want to close your deals. Title company is really important. An attorney, you're going to have to understand the laws of your state. So you're not doing anything wrong. Ask those 3 questions, start networking with those people, and you're going to be able to understand and feel a lot more confident as you wholesale.
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