Once you're ready to go out on your own, then seek a small boutique firm, where you won't be required to do any Realtor activities or pay office fees.

I was wondering if anyone had any affordable attorneys that they could recommend for probate.There are a couple of things that I will need to do as well on my end that I was seeking advice on as well.

If he qualifies fine but otherwise hire him to do the work and seek a qualified tenant. 

I currently seeking to purchase small apartment complexes, 5-20 units.

I'm seeking a real estate lawyer (legal advice) who is able to write a letter (at minimum) on my behalf to a seller who is currently out of contract on a SFH in the Tukwila area (purchased off MLS through a licensed Realtor).

I'm actively seeking to buy a home of my own to start building equity and reinvest in other opportunities.

BPers - I am borrowing money from a private lender soon and seek best practices around picking a loan servicer (lender doesn't have one). 

Now seeking real estate lawyer to get the prior owner out and me in to do the reno.

Brand new here, and I don't have a specific timeline or plan for seeking financing - could be first home purchase of SF or MF, and I also have a business for which I might want to get a line of credit at some point - but in the meantime I thought it might be a good idea to join a local credit union to facilitate future plans if folks here have any that they strongly recommend.

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