Finding a good Real Estate Lawyer

Finding a good Real Estate Lawyer

Rental Property Investor · Exeter, NH · Member since 2017 · 19 posts · 13 votes

I'm living in New Hampshire seacoast area and looking for a lawyer specializing in real estate. What are the resources to find a good lawyer? What are some questions and things to consider when establishing a relationship with a lawyer?

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  • Investor · Campton, NH · Member since 2010 · 286 posts · 144 votes
    8y

    Hi Ryan! As an investor who has had crappy advice from some real estate attorneys and great advice from others, it's certainly worth doing some due diligence on whoever you're considering. I have a couple in Manchester I can heartily recommend if you like. Hopefully you can get a few client testimonials and failing that, ask the local investor community for feedback on them, especially busy investors who are doing a lot of deals. Goes without saying you'd want them to specialize in the type of real estate you're considering. Have a 'if you were in my shoes as an investor, what things would you keep in mind' sort of conversation, so you can get a sense as to whether or not you're on the same page and if this is someone you want to do business with...... 

  • Real Estate Broker · Atkinson, NH · Member since 2015 · 92 posts · 24 votes
    8y

    I highly recommend Judy Field out of Beverly MA, she is also licensed in NH. If you can't find her on google then definitely send me a message, good luck- very important piece to the puzzle !

  • Lender · Tyngsboro, MA · Member since 2009 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    8y

    A "real estate attorney" is a much broader term than you probably realize.  Some specializations within real estate include:

    Transactional (closing attorney)

    Landlord/tenant/eviction attorney

    Asset protection (setting up LLCs and trusts, and advising on the best structure)

    Commercial real estate (Includes negotiating leases and P&S)

    Contractor/construction attorney

    Perhaps you want to fill us in on exactly what you're looking for?

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