Once again, I am NOT a lawyer, lender, CPA, etc., so check everything!

We are looking into forming a partnership with a lawyer instead of having to pay each time we need a new form or service.  

Hopefully you have your financing settled and are ready to commit.Closing - Between your agent, your lawyer, the title company and the bank (if financing), they will take care of things; you just have to supply the money :).Good luck.

This is good.Also, a little backstory:  the reason I mentioned insurance, was a developer I worked with in Colorado finished a condo complex in the early part of the 2000's, when there was a rogue lawyer whose business  model was buying a condo, tearing into the structure looking for any defects (as minimal as sheetrock screws might be spaced @ 12" instead of 8"), then going after the builder, which of course was actually the deep pockets of the builders insurance company.  

I’m thinking about getting a lawyer involved.

@Ronda Doxey I would contact a good CPA and lawyer to answer your question.

Hi, I'm interested in a property available for a private sale in PA, I had a full title search done by my lawyer and basically there are a handful of small municple liens (2 actually) which I would be happy to pay off and old Credit card lien that over 5yrs and has expired.  

If you have an off market deal you still need to get a lawyer to draw up the contracts, a title agency to close the property and a conditional certificate of occupancy (depending on the town).5.

I figured a good real estate lawyer in Philadelphia PA would be able to help on this. 

I was even thinking of going to a lawyer to review the situation to see if there are grounds for financial claims.