Any real estate attorney in for Subject to transaction?

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Hi, I am a new investor looking for subject to deal around Atlanta GA.  Before I get into any deal, I want to find a lawyer who can prepare a contract and some necessary documents to mitigate potential risk involved in subject to transaction.  Can anybody recommend a good real estate lawyer for subject to deal?

Darrell Shepherd · Answer

Atlanta REIA has kinda taken over GA REIA as the dominant one in town.  GA REIA used to be the largest in the country, too.

I havent used them, but I hear Halpern and Lyman are investor friendly:

http://halperinlyman.com/

If you need help with sub2 give me a ring, I've done a lot of them, both with and without attys.  404-886-9318

Michael Glass · Answer

@Jae Chang Welcome! I was able to find my RE attorney by using the search function to run through some recommendations in the forums.  Also, look for the posts that recommend what to ask the attorney when interviewing them e.g., their history of working with investors, etc.

I chose Partnership Title because of their location, the amount of time they took answering my interview questions, and their responsiveness to emails.  They're intown Atlanta so if you're looking for a firm closer to Cumming, search the forums.  You might run across one in the Alpharetta/Roswell area.  If not, you'll at least have an idea of what to ask when you call.

Felecia PhillipsCurtis · Answer

Darrell, would you mind if I give you a call regarding sub2? You sound like a great resource.

Jae Chang · Answer

Thanks Darrell.  I will have your number on my contact.

Jae Chang · Answer

Thanks Rachel.  I have currently joined GA REIA, and the organization has good a lot of good resources.

Jae Chang · Answer

Thanks Michael

Rachel Leonard · Answer

@Jae Chang. Try asking around at one of the local REIAs. I got a couple of referrals from investors in the Georgia REIA. One of the firms recommended to me was Harlan and Associates located down at the Perimeter.

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