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Kevin Wright
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Brooklyn, NY
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What type of attorney? Real Estate vs. General Business Law

Kevin Wright
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Here's a pretty simple one for anybody that understands my situation. I need to setup an LLC with an operating agreement that includes language about the use of outside capital from family and friends in addition to capital contributed by two partners. The LLC will be project specific for buying and redeveloping a single property.

It seems like a lot of the "real estate attorneys" that I've spoken with are not familiar with doing this type of thing as they mostly handle closings.  Should I be looking for a different type of attorney?  Perhaps someone who handles more general business matters and contracts? 

Thanks!

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