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David K.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Finding a good/reputable RE attorney in Maine or anywhere

David K.
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Sorry if this is posted in the wrong forum, i didn't see one specific to legal issues.

I have a deal worked out and now need an attorney to review the docs, how does one find a RE lawyer in their area who is good and through? Having the attorney review the docs is the last stage before i get keys.

A little background about this property is that it was financed by a hard loan company who foreclosed twice on it from the same borrower, cause he was able to come up w a wad of cash on month 1 and 2 but then just stopped paying all together. So this is a non MLS deal, the hard loan company representing the "investor company (LLC)" says and i have verified, there is no first mortgage.

So needless to say I am in a position to acquire a loan for around 2.5% for 24/mo because the hard loan company knows i am good for it and the investment company just wants to try and recoup their initial investment at this point.

I have a good title guy, but not legal representation when it comes to RE. any help would be great.

David

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