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Dustin Miller
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Legalzoom or hire a real estate attorney

Dustin Miller
  • Investor
  • Portland, OR
Posted

I'm working on my first flip, so I decided to start up an LLC. I registered the LLC through the state of Oregon, but now I need bylaws and the operating agreements drawn up. Our hard money lender is requesting the documents.

Is it best to just use one of the online companies like Legalzoom, or should I hire an attorney to assist with this process and reviewing contracts?

If anyone knows a good & affordable attorney, please feel free to send their contact info. 

Thanks, 

Dustin

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