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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Milwaukee Lawyer
My husband and I are looking at multi-family homes to buy (first time!) recently. I heard it is best to get an attorney when closing (we have an agent), is it necessary in WI? If so, can you recommend some lawyers specialize in this?
Also we would definitely want an attorney to help with the contracts when renting. Can you refer some good ones specialize in contracts?
Thank you!
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You're welcome. In WI, we close with Title companies. If we do deals in IL, than we have to use an attorney. Other title companies in WI that I've used besides Dona Myers at Summit Title were Land Title-Jackie Brown, US Title-Janet Totero, and Fidelity Title-Chad Cooley. My experience with all of them was positive.