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Gerald David
  • Medford, OR
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Finding an "Investor friendly" attorney

Gerald David
  • Medford, OR
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I'm wondering what specific questions I should ask when interviewing an attorney who might become part of my team.

Currently, I am targeting homes that I can either wholesale to a rehabber or "subject to" to a buyer who may be "credit challenged", but will refi in 4-5 years or so.

Also, since I'm sure I would use the attorney to close "subject to" properties, what is a reasonable fee an attorney would charge? Will they be willing to discount their fees if they knew any and all of my "subject to" deals would be closed only by that one attorney?

Is there an attorney that fits this mold in Southern Oregon?

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