Get to a Real Estate Investors Association meeting and speak with those out there doing it. They'll know best who is good and who to stay away from. You could play Russian Roulette with the Yellow Pages, too. Interview a few atty's if you have that type of personality.
I'd say talk with many local investors doing it, and get a consensus; in reality, if you get a name and # from here, that's 1 opinion. If you go to REAI meeting, you can get MANY referrals, and also, build relationships with your colleages.
Best of Luck,
Sam
Any real estate attorney that is somewhat knowledgeable in RE law should be able to tell you if your subject-to paperwork is sufficient and will offer you enough protection!
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Get to a Real Estate Investors Association meeting and speak with those out there doing it. They'll know best who is good and who to stay away from. You could play Russian Roulette with the Yellow Pages, too. Interview a few atty's if you have that type of personality.
I'd say talk with many local investors doing it, and get a consensus; in reality, if you get a name and # from here, that's 1 opinion. If you go to REAI meeting, you can get MANY referrals, and also, build relationships with your colleages.
Best of Luck,
Sam
Any real estate attorney that is somewhat knowledgeable in RE law should be able to tell you if your subject-to paperwork is sufficient and will offer you enough protection!
A Real Estate Investing Club meeting is a very good idea, too!
Good Luck
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iceman1,
The rules of this message board says that you cannot type in ALL CAPS because it sounds like you are yelling.
I thought I would let you know for the future.
GOOD LUCK