The town now has it assessed for $1.1M which he fought the whole way through the process as he is a lawyer and knows the system and can do it himself for free and has gotten no tax relief.

Otherwise, tell your lawyer to get the paperwork filed, so you are in the queue.

@Roque MirandaI do not but it may be wise to have a lawyer draft one up.

I plan to consult with my lawyer but I also wanted to chat with yall.

The auditor has some info, too.As for ARV, I am looking at comps from CMAs that brokers and agents provide in addition to the websites everyone uses.Having a crew ready to work (and a lawyer, and a good title co.) seems prudent.

I'm purchasing in New Jersey and I have been looking for a way to establish a land trust, but reaching out to lawyers, there does not seem to be much dealing with this (most don't know what it is). 

I guess it’s verte two years later than neverBased on my “research” that includes YouTube videos and chat GPT this is done via a trust, in which the lender is the beneficiary and the borrower is the trustor and the title company or lawyer is the trustee.

A lawyer?

Is there a real estate lawyer/professional available who I could consult with me please?

I'm guessing the lawyers said he can't use complicated compensation structures like waterfalls.