I thought it was 30 but apparently that is for tenants only.I asked my attorney as well earlier today but they are a bit slow to respond so I thought I would ask here first.Eric

I thought it was 30 but apparently that is for tenants only.I asked my attorney as well earlier today but they are a bit slow to respond so I thought I would ask here first.Eric

I think you need to consult with an attorney and a CPA to get their opinion. 

Your closing attorney draws up the mortgage and note based on the agreed terms with the client. 

You were the attorney of record on a a transaction wIth me You represented Miguel on 25 Macarthur Ave in Lodi.

I would love to talk with realtors, brokers, landlords, and real estate attorneys in the area.

Regarding rent control In l.a I’ve heard of tenants being offered high amounts over $50,000 and turning down the offer .Not sure if it’s possible to have a contract with the tenants before closing that would actually be binding.But if the owner could get the rent control tenants to move prior to closing I’m guessing they’d do that themselves .The laws are very pro tenant in L.A and now the city is even considering hiring attorneys for tenants facing eviction .

@Alex Shaughnessy my strategy is to find investors such as realtors, private lenders, and a real estate attorney to build a great relationship in order to find and close on great properties that can generate great cash flow and equity.

If you do consider moving forward go ahead and have the attorney/title company do the title search early on to make sure to get good and marketable title and it can be insured. 

A deal of this size requires engaging 2 people: an accountant and an attorney.