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Cedric Modoufeh
  • Houston, TX
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Attorney fees on small mutifamily deals

Cedric Modoufeh
  • Houston, TX
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Hello BP,

I'm a new investor looking to purchase a small apartment complex in the $600K range. 

Due to no experience, I'm also looking for legal help in drafting and/or negotiating the purchase agreement, reviewing title reports, working with the title company to resolve any clouds on title, preparing the deed/attending the closing, etc...

What is a reasonable rate to pay for a real estate attorney to represent me on such transactions?

Thanks for your help!

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