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Updated about 7 years ago, 10/13/2017

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David H.
  • San Diego, CA
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Is it worth it to use an attorney who is also a broker?

David H.
  • San Diego, CA
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Question - I am looking at buying a commercial unit with 3 tenants. One of the leases is a bit strange so I inquired about it to my broker who said I needed to speak with an attorney. I just found these guys in San Diego who will represent me legally and also act as my real estate broker on the deal.

Are there any conflicts here? They are based in San Diego where the property is, thinking that if I can handle it all under one house it may be cheaper and easier, but again I have only used brokers and only done two deals. 

https://www.equitylegalllp.com/

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