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Marek Berry
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  • Brooklyn, NY
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Need Attorney for Multi-Party Contract

Marek Berry
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Hi, I'm a new investor who has listened to almost all of the BP podcasts and have read a significant amount of information regarding real estate investing. This is my first post and I look forward to the help that this great community provides.

I'm in the process of forming a partnership with two to three individuals to flip houses and need an experienced attorney to help create a fair and comprehensive contract. 

I live in NYC and we will be purchasing in Austin, TX. I'm curious if I should hire someone in the NYC area so we can meet face-to-face OR hire someone in Austin who is more familiar with Texas real estate law?

Can anyone advise? Additionally, any suggested attorneys would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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