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Zev Dobuler
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Investing in 3 States. Use 1 attorney or use attorney per state?

Zev Dobuler
  • Modiin, Israel
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Hi Everyone,

I’m investing in 3 different states. Oklahoma City (OK), Philadelphia (PA) and Rochester (NY). Should I be using 1 attorney for all my transactions and advice or should I be working with 1 attorney per state? What are you guys doing?

And if I’m already asking about attorneys, does anyone here have an attorney in any of these 3 States that you would like to recommend? Name and Firm please.

Thanks!

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Andrew Kerr
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Andrew Kerr
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Hi @Zev Dobuler - I have one attorney I use for my business and personal needs. They review estate planning, contracts, or basically anything else I need. But when I do real estate closings, I use an attorney that has passed the bar in that state.

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