Dale Fussell, Jonathan Meek (meek law firm), Brady & Kososky, Nicole Merritt (Merritt law/queen city closings) , or Harry Marsh. 

You also have strong companies like Comcast, E&Y, top law firms (you know they're not going anywhere), etc.  

I would have your realtor reach out to them about making their earnest money “go hard” (you’re keeping it if they don’t buy.) and a firm closing date that will happen or they will give you more hard earnest money to cover your extended carrying costs. 

There are at least 5+ firms I know cold calling every month aggressively using dialers.

My firm specializes in Residential construction (New and Remodeling) In Chicago and throughout Chicagoland.

If you need a CPA to do the tax return and K1 send me a message will give a talented firm. 

Cuomo's long-time city developer donor got more generous when it stood to get $35 million in tax breakshttps://www.nydailynews.com/ne...Kiryas Joel-based developer is Cuomo’s top donor this yearhttps://therealdeal.com/2015/0...Developer Pays $10K to Settle De Blasio Dubious Donation Casehttps://thecity.nyc/2019/11/de...One of the ploys that these neoliberals like to do to enact policy for the benefit of their developer/corporate elite cronies is to pretend to be pie-in-the-sky progressives who are just "naively" implementing policies to "help people" without really understanding the implications.

Within a single property management firm/organization you will encounter people with varying levels of experience.

Regarding the real estate agent side, I would recommend trying to find a good firm that allows you the flexibility that you desire after being a part of a massive organization for the past 24 years.

@Kimberly K Childers - I don't know of any 1% Flat Fee firms, but even if I did, I wouldn't use one.