HeyDoes anyone know a highly qualified real estate lawyer and property manager in Georgia?

I would recommend setting up a team:RE Lawyer/Title RE AccountantProperty ManagerMortgage Broker and/or BankerProperty (Home) Inspector / Construction Engineer ( 50 units or more)If the PM does not have an insurance agent then getting one for yourselfRealtorLitigation Attorney that specialize in EvictionsOptional but recommendedLike Kind Exchange ManagerChamber of Commerce rep ( Development Committee member)City Council memberAsset Attorney/ Accountant for if you plan on doing a private offering or syndicating funds.Hope that helps, having a team in place helps a lot for big deals. 25 k

Most importantly, the lawyer closing the loan works for the lender not you, even though they gave you a bottle of water and have a bowl of mini-candy bars in their mahogany conference room.

I've gone to court to evict two tenants and didn't need a lawyer. 

All three issues are overblown by lawyers. 

So you have a couple of options. 1 get a lawyer to do what is called a Quiet Title Action Suit, and go through the process to clear the title. 2.

I'm not a lawyer, but to me a four bedroom house with a septic issue is still a four bedroom house.

Doing it through a lawyer is the safest option as long as your lawyer is honest & fair with you & isn't out to break your bank & make things sound more complicated than they are just to scare you & keep charging you.

We spoke with a lawyer who advised forming an LLC to purchase the home to protect our personal assets.

If you do sell on your own I always suggest hiring a lawyer which will charge hourly regardless of if the deal goes through or not.