I think all you need is a title company to close your transactions - no don't need an account at this time - most title companies have lawyers to close your transactions -You should make sure that you buy real estate at a giant discount - Understand the management process - learn how to be a good landlord - a tenant is a customer - the tenant is the person who will pay for your mortgage - treat them well.Find discounted real estate from landlords who find themselves in rent court -Start to deal directly with owners - I don't think you should depend on agents selling retail properties - you need to go under-ground for great deals -Tax salesPublic AuctionsRun print ads and radio commercialsInternet - 5 weeks ago I created an internet site - I have received over 200 leads - have 70 offers out there and 15 ratified contracts - learn those systems and you will do well.Expired listings - go knock on some of those doors - an expired listing is  FAILURE of property to sell - I am sure the sellers are not happy - go find them and solve their problems.Direct mail to commercial properties owners - commercial buildings can be  great profit center - when you advertise for real estate - signs - internet or mailings always advertise - WANTED REAL ESTATE - houses - commercial and non-conforming properties - all cash -as is - no commission.

I am based in Canada but planning to move to US soon. I am investing in few properties in US ( Michigan to be specific), but also looking at other states as well. It's my own money + money raised from F&F. Most of...

If so, then get the current owner to get lien waivers from every contractorIf not, I would have a lawyer writeup in the agreement or have $ held in escrow post closing to cover any potential liens (depending on state they have 90 days +/- to file a lien)2.

Looking for RE lawyer who can work with small to new investors?.

I'm unclear what recourse she really has at that point, but if you expect trouble I'd maybe consult a lawyer to make sure you're doing things by the book.I found this document, which was meant for renters, but I believe you'll find it useful as well.http://www.paloaltomediation.com/documents/PaloAlt...Look at the termination section:Your landlord can terminate a month-to-month agreement on 30 days written notice, if you have lived there less than one year.

Do I need a lawyer to do this?  

I went through with escrow today and have an eviction lawyer I'm working with to get more clarity + a swift resolution.I'll post the updates and what eventually happens, but again thanks for the responses!

Hello everyone,I am looking for lawyer in the Miami area, preferably near Doral.

Should I consult with various lawyers and a CPA, is it better to go with a firm that has experienced in various practices such as corporate and tax law and maybe immigration?

Hire a lawyer experienced in real estate to write up your agreements.