Having a knowledgeable real estate lawyer to go over the legalities will save you a lot of time and money in the long run.Basically when once you have the property under contract, you are a principal in the deal.

if they have a buyers agreement with me (i'm representing them) - i'll do my market analysis and tell them what a good MARKET price is.FROM THERE it's up to them - whatever their business is (if they're an investor) is their business.

We are working with a lawyer to draw up paperwork that would phase in percentages of ownership for her over a period of time.However, there's also the question of writing off the interest.

Sometimes it seems like the nicest places arent fairly represented in my photos and they are slow to move.

I have serious fears of tying up my reserves in a project and somehow not being able to have them available to blow up my lawyers pockets and somehow giving the ex the upper hand.

I represent a holding company that deals in financing, mortgages, loans, real estate, trade, and more.

Thanks for your help.If you find out later that you have a defective title there is a chance you will sue the lawyer.

Hi everyone-I represent a company looking to increase it's marketing efforts for a certain piece of raw land.

I live in Boston, and in most foreclosure "auction".. the bank representative shows up at the property and the auction process takes place.

Then get a good lawyer so that you are getting advice that matches your situation.