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Douglas Snook
  • Attorney
  • Attleboro, MA
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What do you expect from and "investor friendly attorney"

Douglas Snook
  • Attorney
  • Attleboro, MA
Posted

Hello all

I have seen this term frequently on the site and must confess I am not 100% sure what is meant by it even though I am an attorney!

So what are you looking for when you say you want an "investor friendly attorney"?

Someone that can review your (chain of ) title for defects?

Someone to conduct closings? ( In MA closings are done by an attorney not a title company)

A title insurance agent to write title on your purchase? Review your P&S? Evict tenants?

Just curious!

Thanks

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