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Antoine Ferguson
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@Antoine Ferguson

We have no idea what you're trying to do.  If you're just starting out, I think maybe a title company is probably better if that option is available to you.  No attorney does more closings than a title company, and the title companies are in the business of minimizing risk.  Attorneys are typically in the business of maximizing benefit.  Title companies are usually a little pricier than attorney closes, but they usually flow better and are more orderly than attorney closings.

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