As far as i know, that's all i need, but that's really a lawyer question.

Hi Jarreau,If you do go for a real estate lawyer to look over your contract, there are a few to choose from here: California real estate attorneys directoryGood luckIan

hello me and my wife are going to contract soon on a home we are buying. the approved price is $310k. we are working directly with a mortgage broker on this sale. long story. buying house from bank. house is part of estate which is friend of fam. bank accepted offer we've talked to our lawyer and contacts are being drawn up. 

Lawyer. 

I'm not a lawyer, so you would want to discuss this with them to see if it is the right fit for you.

I know you're not a lawyer (or I assume not), but do you have any opinion on them from a lending standpoint?  

I know that I need to speak to a lawyer, but I was wondering what some lease terms are that you're either grateful you have in your lease or wish that you had included.

If your policy already has $1M limit, the umbrella might be overkill until you start adding properties.Again, I’m not a lawyer, but if the idea is to protect your personal assets, if you have your properties set up in an LLC, and that entity is properly insured, why would anyone need to come after your personal assets? 

If or when you win,  the court may also grant attorney fees (if you use a lawyer), court fees,  and of course the money owed. 

Some lawyers charge in 15 min increments, meaning you pay the full 15 mins even if you spend 2mins.