What questions for RE Attorney for new team

What questions for RE Attorney for new team

Jared W SmithBusiness Member
Architect · Westchester County, NY · Member since 2018 · 681 posts · 476 votes

Hello BP, Still new and gaining more knowledge day by day.  

With my 9-5, I am part of a legal plan and have been for about 3 years. I've used it for legal questions in the past and just recently used it substantially with the purchase of my new home (primary residence). Long story short, it was like two house since I lost a house right before closing and had to start over. Nevertheless, I paid zero out of pocket for the whole process due to this legal plan.  

I know having legal representation is vital in real estate investing. With a list of local real estate attorneys from the network, I am seeking to bring one or two onto my team for inquires and future dealings. It's likely I will not have to pay them for anything related to a purchase or sale (included with plan), therefore I'd like to have someone experienced. 

Other than asking them flat out "Do you work with investors?" what other things should I ask them? 

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  • Investor · Austin, TX · Member since 2015 · 263 posts · 186 votes
    8y

    @Jared W Smith  Here's a good thread "The Questions You Should Ask..."

    I would also ask them to explain their process and provide examples of communication.  Understanding their procedures will help you avoid unnecessary costs.

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    Architect · Westchester County, NY · Member since 2018 · 681 posts · 476 votes
    8y
    Originally posted by @Ryan Cox:

    @Jared W Smith  Here's a good thread "The Questions You Should Ask..."

    I would also ask them to explain their process and provide examples of communication.  Understanding their procedures will help you avoid unnecessary costs.

     Thank you Ryan. I will read through the article. 

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