Recommended investor friendly attorney
6 Replies
Thien Tran
posted about 1 year ago
Hi everyone,
Can someone please recommend an real estate focus attorney in the Bay Area? I'm looking for someone to first help create an LLC and possibly stay on retainer for any future q&a.
Thank you
Alexander Yuen
Rental Property Investor from San Francisco Bay Area
replied about 1 year ago
I haven't personally worked with her, but I've been referred to Jenifer Levini before.
John Duston
Accountant from Santa Barbara, CA
replied about 1 year ago
Wiley Uretz is great and in Santa Barbara.
If that's too far, he might know a college up there.
John Duston
Accountant from Santa Barbara, CA
replied about 1 year ago
Also if you need to talk to an accountant for your LLC formation, let me know.
Larry Alexander
from Fort Collins, CO
replied about 1 year ago
Creating a LLC is as simple as going to the secretary of state website and filling out the online form. That's what I did here in Colorado. Cost me $50.00. The hard part was coming up with a name for the LLC - settled on Bitchin Properties!
Matt May
Real Estate Agent from Pasadena, CA
replied about 1 year ago
@Thien Tran
Hey Thien - for the LLC (as mentioned above) you can do it yourself, use and CPA or even some tax professionals can help you with that. An attorney can also do it of course but I would assume it will be the most expensive option...
Also, if you find a good Agent/Broker they should be able to help you with your Q&A. And they are FREE! And most Brokerages have a RE Attorney on retainer so anything the Agent/Broker doesnt know can get answered by their lawyer. So I would recommend leveraging your relationship with a broker first. :)
Gaurav Mehta
New to Real Estate from San Jose, CA
replied about 1 year ago
Doesnt an attorney put something in the LLC definition to make it solid. The whole goal for an LLC is to not let anyone come after your personal assets in case there is an issue. Isn't that where an attorney can help and make it bullet proof. How do you ensure you have same tightness when you DIY for LLC registration?