Real Estate Lawyer? 

We would like to use an LLC for our partnership,  do we need a lawyer in New York or New Jersey or would this not even matter? 

Good morning BP,Today I began looking into securities lawyers and corporate structures and I am curious if anyone can explain how a fund works.I was listening to BPP recently and one of the early ones had an individual who approach his police friends from work and they managed to pool together money in a fund.

(This was after a year)I don't know what grounds the landlord would have to sue the previous tenants, he could go to court for the last months rent but all they would have to do is pay it and he has no other grounds to sue (I am not a lawyer, this is just my assumption)

I was basically told the same by a Realtor and haven't talked to the lawyer yet but I will try that option first. 

Someone directed us to find the group meet up3) tangible connections (see my first point) Ex: lawyers, accountants, other parties in the transactions 

Some locations I’ve considered are Indianapolis, Kansas City, Dallas, Charlotte, and Baltimore, because they appear to be better suited price-wise for someone just getting into the game, and their rental markets seem stable and profitable.I’ll be in the US for about 4 weeks from the end of May to the middle of June, and in that time I hope to visit at least one potential location to meet with brokers, and try and establish a working relationship with an accountant and lawyer, and other investors.

We will also likely need a good lawyer as well.Can any recommend a good accountant and lawyer in the Buffalo area.We live in Toronto.Thanks very much,Andrew

Ask for referrals from trade references, agents, lawyers, accountants or other investors.

Then my lawyer transfers the property to me at closing, and creates the new mortgage and note.