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Kusum Chanrai
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$3,500 for a flat fee attorney for a multi-family deal: Fair?

Kusum Chanrai
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hello! I'm in the process of signing a contract for a multi-family in Houston. The property has 24 unit. I've been given 2 quotes from solid lawyers. 

1) $3,500 flat-fee: Includes review of PSA, title and survey work, final closing etc 

2) $250 per hour: The lawyer anticipates about $2,500 for the initial contract. 

Question: What are the range of attorney costs one can expect for closing a multi-family deal? 

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Michael Swan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Michael Swan
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  • San Diego, CA
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My RE attorney has been worth his weight in GOLD!!  If you have a good one in the area you are investing, he or she will know all the ins and outs of that market.  Of course, it has to be a good one!! Mine has saved me over $40,000 and counting.  Too many owners cheap out here. 

Not advisable!!

Swanny

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