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Evan L.
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Is it better to get attorney near me or out of state property?

Evan L.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I discovered that my previous property manager did a very bad job and/or quite possibly didn't even do the paint and repair work that I paid for (over 2k).  I'd like to speak to an attorney to see if I have a case to get the money back. 

The property is in memphis and I am across the country. I was wondering if matters to find an attorney near me or in the area of the property. Thanks.

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My first suggestion would be to approach the management company to see if you can get them to do what they said before you take legal action.  I do t see why you couldn’t hire legal aid anywhere but might be easier in the area where the property is in the event they need to go to court for you. 

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