In buying a primary residence, are closing costs and associated fees ( lawyer, inspector) tax deductible?

State law requires property managers be licensed managing brokers, I will be licensed but I came across this:RCW 18.85.231"Every licensed real estate firm must have and maintain an office or records depositories accessible in this state to representatives of the director.

Also, I would love to hear from Connecticut investors about what lawyers or law firms they use.

I'm interested in finding a real estate lawyer in the Greensboro, NC area that specializes in abandoned property.

As a licensed agent, I want you to look at many, many properties so that when you do see what you what you want, you are ready to act quickly.When you decide to get serious, get pre-qualified and then search for investor-friendly agents in your area to represent you (a buyer's agent).

Jennifer, No one on hear will have a clause or a agreement that you could trust unless they are in your same county, I would spend the $$ and have your lawyer right it up for you. 

In the contracts I have seen used there is an assignment section included and it state: "Parties hereto agree that Buyer shall have the right to market this property and assign this Agreement and the terms and provisions hereof shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto, their successors, representatives, heirs, and assigns.If you want to have all your ducks in a row you can also use a separate agreement with the buyer to ensure everyone understands the contract is being assigned.

I am not a lawyer though and I can understand how weird legal things work.

Also, I need a good real estate lawyer.

I definitely would have involved a lawyer (as is always recommended) so I don't think I would have gone through with it, but it is nice to know that there are people out there to warn me before doing something stupid and have the whole deal trashed.It appears that investment loans will probably have a higher interest rate than what I anticipated and I will check with the mortgage broker I have been in contact with but I'm guessing that the loan I was thinking of may be for primary residences only and it might not be possible to remove the OOC.That being said, it would not be a huge thing to move across the wall into the other property and rent out our current residence.