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Nicole Nicholas
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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New investor needs lawyer recommendation for nuanced case

Nicole Nicholas
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I am a new investor with a multi-unit property in a Los Angeles rent controlled building with a tenant that has come with a lot of challenges and has recently escalated to preventing me from doing an inspection. 

My seller recommended a law firm that turned out to be a mill that makes their money on doing a large volume of straightforward eviction cases.  The firm was happy to keep charging me but didn't really spend the time to understand my case and provide actual directional guidance.

After 5 months of paying this law firm and getting the runaround, I had to cut my losses and am looking for a good lawyer in LA who takes on more challenging and nuanced cases (not just rent nonpayments). 

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