Find the attorneys with a lot of cases, that are representing landlord/plaintiffs.These are the attorneys that specialize in evictions, that know the landlord-tenant laws inside & out.

The former PM is more likely to respond to an attorney representing you than responding to you directly.

Either way, it’s up to you to see that upside.As an agent, when I represent my clients and we’re purchasing properties with tenants in place, we of course do a full walkthrough to make sure the condition is solid.

What I’m looking for in an Attorney:* Specialization: Someone who only or primarily represents landlords.* MRVP Savvy: Needs to know the specific administrative steps for notifying Metro Housing Boston/AA simultaneously.* Owner-Occupied Experience: Understands the specific rights of a landlord living in a two-family home.

In that structure, you typically do not need a real estate license because you are not representing someone else for compensation.Where people get in trouble is when:• They are marketing or negotiating on behalf of the owner• They are collecting fees to place tenants for someone else• They are assigning contracts without equitable interest• They are advertising in a way that looks like brokerage activityThat is when licensing requirements can trigger.As for the “12 unit” rule, that usually relates to property management licensing thresholds or specific state statutes about managing properties for others.

Should an investor appreciate my help then they have tended to hire me to represent them.

.• Networking with asset managers: Licensed agents who build trust with bank representatives may get early access to distressed property leads.3.

Represented yourselves?  

100% get a local real estate attorney to make sure:- All parties are protected - The spirit of the agreement is well represented and worded- Nothing illegal is in the contract (illegal contracts are unenforceable).It is worth the $500-1000 for an hour of a good attorneys time to do this.

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