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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Legal Dream Team
From listening to a number of BP podcasts, it is obvious that smart legal representation is a must. When starting out, what would you say are the essentials needed for legal advice? Real estate attorney, tax/estate planning attorney are the ones that immediately come to mind, but are there any others worth looking into and why?
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John and Douglas are great attorneys.
I "vet" attorneys for my coaching clients.
I ask questions like:
Are you familiar with the following:
-Real estate brokerage laws
-Rehab contractor agreements (scope of work)
-Sub2 and land trusts
-lease options
-wrap around mortgages
-notes
-dodd frank
-safe act
-installment sales
-foreclosures
-what the Attorney Generals Office does not care for (eg foreclosure rescue programs)
-eviction processes
-joint venture agreements
-Reg D Securities
-private lender issues
Not 1 attorney can handle all of these, and it is my 30 year opinion that most re attorneys can only do traditional cash sales.