Quote from @Chris Seveney: @James McGovernGeraci and Doss have standard docs - believe one site is called lighting docsI have a set from my own attorney as I want specific language included in the documents In the same sense that a HUD-1 is used by all lawyers at part of closing, looking for lenders to standardize how they communicate loan terms 

Most of the 'experts' (Lawyers and CPAs) do not own investment properties anyway, just ask them.

Your best best is to find a local real estate lawyer to handle the legal transfer of the wooded land that your mother wants to give you.

We did the appraisal, we got the lawyer, and everything was set.

We did the appraisal, got the lawyer, and everything was set.

Keep in mind though deal came to me on Wednesday Thursday and had to close on a Monday one of the reason I could do it that quick of course title was all done so I just reviewed title policy( dont need a lawyer to do my deals with my experience) etc..

- 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.

  $350/hour is close to what I might pay my lawyer . . . 

Is there anyone well versed in Colorado law that can answer a few questions before I consult with a lawyer?

Lawyer?)