Law firms often require new partners to 'buy-in' to the firm prior to becoming a partner.

Would like some recommendations on firms that specialize in land court procedings because I believe this is the road we Steve heading And also dealing with the title insurance company to handle the cloud on our title due to this issue there Ian much more to the story just trying to keep it semi short And coherent .

@Kiara KellerBased on your questions, you would be way better off investing in yourself and becoming a licensed real estate agent first with a large, firm that offers training.

Hi everyone, I am new to real state investing and I am eager to execute what it takes to get started.My background begins in the interest of the medical field, after I graduated High School, I thought I wanted to become a nurse.

I work for an investment real estate firm in St.

So if anyone has any leads to good advisory firms in Switzerland, I'm all ears.

This could also apply to interns at the many local engineering firms and Johnson Space Center. 

My sister in law + fiance went looking for a home in San Jose with high hopes (he's a software engineer, she's at a big 4 accounting firm).

@Steve Vaughan  welcome to the world of attorneys.. title companies are far more accurate than most attorney firms in my experience.. when I had my HML shop I had to hire a doc review person to review the docs coming in from other states.. the errors were so common and funny..

Hey everyone, still new to the real estate game, so I figured I'd ask now before going down a path where I'm paying two people when I could have had it handled by one.Does anyone know of any firms/agencies in the Tampa region who are both real estate attorneys (to handle LLC formation, contracts, compliance, litigation, foreclosures, short sales, etc) and CPA (to handle taxes and finances).