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Jacob Rivera
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How to interview closing attorneys for Commercial deals?

Jacob Rivera
  • Rochester, NY
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Hello everyone,

My brother and I are working on a commercial property deal in Western NY, the buyer will most likely be an out of state investor. This will be my first deal & my brothers first commercial deal (he's also out of state). I'm going to be reaching out to closing attorneys to not only close the deal but also make sure our contracts are solid. 

Was hoping you guys could give me some tips on what questions to ask or what information to look for while interviewing them? No only that but things to look out for when dealing with closing attorneys/title companies in the commercial property realm?

BiggerPockets has always been a great source of information for me so I thank you guys in advance. 

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