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Kris Jolls
  • Maui, HI
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Do we need to consult a Lawyer right away?

Kris Jolls
  • Maui, HI
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We are moving out of state and renting our condo with a property manager. I'd like some info on what to expect when meeting with a lawyer for the first time. Is it even necessary with a PM handling most of the forms and tenants? What will the first meeting be like and what can I expect in cost for them to make sure I have what I need to move forward? Do they use a general title such as Property Lawyer? Links to blogs would be appreciated along with any advice. We are looking to invest where we are moving too as well so I want to get this "hiring a lawyer stuff" out of the way and not be so scary. TIA.

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