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Michael Yan
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Attorney question - Buy multi-unit in Baltimore from PA

Michael Yan
  • Investor
  • Salunga, PA
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I live in PA, under contract to buy property in Baltimore. Two questions related to legal:

1)I signed the sales agreement, the seller has not. Is it too late to hire a lawyer?

2)If it is not too late, should I get a lawyer in PA where close to me, or a lawyer in Baltimore?

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M Marie M.
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M Marie M.
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  • Washington, DC
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@Michael Yan unless the PA lawyer deals with Baltimore a lot, you probably should find a Baltimore lawyer or law office familiar with real estate.

I had a law office recommended to me to do the title work for a property I bought at auction. There is a lot that can be done on-line and via FedEx/UPS so you really don't need (and probably shouldn't need) a lawyer or law office close to where you live.

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