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Bryan Cork
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Looking for a real estate attorney in Southern California .

Bryan Cork
  • Colorado Springs, CO
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My parents are the 50% owner of a piece of commercial real estate in the Corona area. They would like to sell and move that money to Colorado where they currently live. They need someone who can explain what their options are and help navigate them through this process as well as structure the deal. Anyone have a solid referral they can give me?

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Katie L.
  • Attorney and CPA
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Katie L.
  • Attorney and CPA
  • San Diego, CA
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@Bryan Cork

I have referrals for Southern California or San Diego if you're interested.  Although, if you're looking for something according to federal law, a Colorado attorney cold probably help you too.  What about the other 50% of the property? Are they thinking of selling, reinvesting, gifting...?  Probably want to think about your parents' basis in the property of know what kind of gain they might be looking at.

*This post does not create an attorney-client or CPA-client relationship.  Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

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