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Cody Z.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Belmar, NJ
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LF RE lawyer recommendations in Central/North NJ/ Advice

Cody Z.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Belmar, NJ
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Hi Everyone,

I am looking for any recommendations on a RE lawyer that serves areas in North / Central NJ. I am currently putting in offers on properties and am looking to have an attorney ready for the attorney review process.

Also, for the BP lawyer folks, how do you typically handle fees when a deal falls through? For example. typical fee for attorney review / closing is $10k.. deal falls through due to disagreement over major inspection item.. buyer and seller walk away.. billable time incurred was $5k. Do you bill the client (me), or do you allow for rollover if you continue to be engaged for the service until consummation? I've heard difference of opinion on this and was curious what is considered a best practice.

All help is greatly appreciated, and happy holidays! 

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