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Updated 10 months ago,

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April Birdsong
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Attorney only accepts cash or check

April Birdsong
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Newbie here. Just bought 1st SFH for LTR that is currently being renovated. I am going to get an LLC for business. Still deciding if I need to place property in it.
I reached out to local attorney for LLC, rental law etc and they only take cash or check as a retainer and payment. 
For some reason, that just doesn’t make sense to me. Am I just missing something?

Thanks so much 

April

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