@Dennis Wit I know a couple of attorneys who are aggressive (when needing to be) and could probably assist you with this.And I know what you mean by passive attorneys too - I've used a few of those over the years.

I have a few friends who deal in real estate on different levels and witnessing their financial freedom as persuaded me to jump in with both feet.My personal knowledge on investing is limited, and for that reason, I am grateful to have stumbled upon this site.

You may have witnessed several real estate investing movements sprout up in your local city, featuring successful real estate investors raving about the joys of getting rich, fast, no-credit, and no-money with real estate.

I researched LA RE Law and it states you can close with title company or RE attorney, needs to be notarized with 2 witnesses.

It was a pleasure visitn' wit ya."

The development has been expanding south of the turnpike is one of the biggest operations I have ever witnessed…along with the other industrial parks going up.

I've been an investor in JC as well and have witnessed first hand the rise, the dip and the "crazy" rise that JC has experienced recently.

In fact, I've witnessed first hand what happens with STR listings when they get regulated out of business.

So as mentioned, things get nasty and an attorney with a bit of wit and effort could come in and work to tie things together, right. 

I've personally been apart of and witnessed him PROVIDE the capital to help a newer investor do a deal.