A real estate attorney provides legal services for real estate transactions, disputes, and structuring: drafting and reviewing contracts, handling closings (required by law in some states), resolving title and boundary issues, structuring entities and deals, navigating regulation, and litigating...
Log in to followI'm building a list of pre-foreclosure and probate-adjacent single-family files in one county, roughly 30 names, and I want a clear picture of the legal spend before I start makin…
I asked for a quote on a document package for my own use going forward: a purchase addendum, a lease with the state-specific disclosures for my market, and an assignment-of-rents…
I'm buying rural land, mostly 10 to 80 acre parcels, with a mix of seller financing and purchase options. My deal count is going up and my legal line is going up faster. Quotes I…
Under contract on a small mixed use building, first purchase over $500k for me. Title commitment came back with fourteen exceptions on Schedule B and I understood maybe nine of th…
Our coordinator asked me who files the report on an all-cash LLC purchase of a single-family rental, and I gave her one answer, then called two attorneys and got two more. The res…
I own a four unit and an eight unit and I've spent almost nothing on legal work. My closings were both handled by a title company because my state doesn't require an attorney at c…
I'm buying a small single-family rental, nothing complicated, seller is a retiring landlord and the contract is the standard state association form with two handwritten addenda ab…