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Real estate attorney for missed rents and damages

Orlando Osuna
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After my catastrophic experience with Freedom Real Estate Group(they didn't take care of this either obviously) in Dayton OH, I need help finding an attorney who can help me try to recover missed rents and damages to my properties. I was trying to work with a collections company, but their fees and success rates are not very convincing. Any suggestions on attorneys or lawyers that can help me with this matters? Thanks in advance.

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Drew Sygit
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Drew Sygit
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@Orlando Osuna don't just hire an attorney, hire a collection attorney!

They will take about 30-50% of what they collect, but not charge you anything.

FYI - many tenants are deadbeats and don't even file income taxes (state refunds are garnishable), so don't get your hopes up.

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