A lawyer that was recommended by a friend said once I win, I can only recoup ~20% of the claim, which makes me want to reconsider a new lawyer.This is a condo in state of Arizona.Thank you

I discussed it with a lawyer yesterday and you’re only confirming what he told me.

You just need to go to a real estate lawyer and get them to draw up the documents.

Putting $90K down is also not a problem.I've never bought commercial property before and, as a lawyer, I'm mainly concerned about missing something I'm not thinking about.

I'm not a lawyer, and all contracts should be reviewed by one before you enter into them.I agree wholeheartedly with @Mark Ainley that this gets messy, as it requires the sublettor to ensure all rents from the new tenant make it to the management company by the first of the month. 

Met with lawyer today for a lease, they loved my draft with new ideas. 

Hi there,Im looking for a good corporate lawyer/accountant get get an llc going along with a hard money lender in Ohio.thanks,P

I’m looking for a lawyer to setup an LLC for my properties.

@Kaira Resch I'm no lawyer, and I don't know what your local laws/regs are for in a situation like this (so, you'll want to do your own homework on that)However, in many leases, I think there are often clauses that terminate the lease if the unit becomes uninhabitable due to some uncontrollable event (like a fire, or a tree falling through the roof).

Makes sense, should I ask a lawyer to make sure it is included in the lease?