@Mark Dance make sure you check with your local magistrate and possible your attorney before discarding anything.

I've recently had an offer accepted for a duplex in Westchester, NY and will be my first property purchase.As of now, I am looking for a real estate attorney.

Oh yeah, and about ten grand in attorneys' fees.First, this particular ordinance is absurd. 

Seek out a local attorney.

Talk to a local attorney.  

I'm looking for a real estate attorney who can support me with an issue with a turn key provider in Baltimore, MD.

Yes, as an active investor in Metro Atlanta, I absolutely do have three recommendations on how to get steady business:Be Mobile - You probably already know that attorneys that do in-house mortgage closings already have a notary on staff.

Judges and juries start out with a world of bad impressions that your attorney has to overcome just to start out on a level field. 

And some commercial brokerages have fill-in-the-blank contracts of their own as well.Once you get to larger transaction sizes you'll start to see the letter of intent used for offers, followed by formal purchase agreements written by your real estate transactional law attorney. 

My MFR criteria is Under $1M6-7% Cap rate (actual) At least $100/unit/month cash flow (after financing) Areas: Waco, TX, College Station, TX, Dallas Fort Worth area and any other good upcoming areas in TexasLooking to connect with investor friendly agents, title agents, attorneys, insurance agents and property managers here on BP forum.