I'm trying to get ahead of the curve and looking for any recommendations for decent RE lawyers that serve Wenatchee area.

So I'm done talking about this topic and I clearly should be investing in real estate and have talked with real estate lawyers, agents, title companies, and all the wholesaling meet-ups and all the paid realty group meetings.It doesn't matter if you are willing to do the learning I have for free, you will learn about how to complete your first deal and it won't cost you a dime.If you have 10k to blow, you could have put that into a multifamily you could live it for a year and start building equity or do what I did. 

Additionally, he mentioned that a lawyer would be involved in the transaction, which provides some reassurance.

Paint N Sip, new restaurant, independent CPA or lawyer, barber/beauty. 

Lawyers, just paper pushers?

It seams like you either have to be a lawyer or mortgage professional to know what the language means but it was this part, "such as delayed financing" that got to me.

- vandalism- unstable economy - and many other problems of an impoverished countryI'm sure once you have a good team (broker, agent, lawyer, insurance broker, contractor, prop.mgr) that you can trust, it's all doable, but building that might take time and money and physical presence.

I feel like I can write a book about it, but will try to keep it as simple as possible.Little Intro of myself: Late 30’s, Full time W2 Lawyer in NYC.

Are there any friendly strategies you would try first to ask them to leave before getting the lawyer involved?

The co-investment structure was not well explained to LPs, significant delays receiving investor reports / tax docs if you're not directly invested in the deal with the operator, when the deal fails co-sponsors that you are not invested with refuse to help citing advance from lawyers.