I saw this strategy on a rental lease agreement that a real
estate attorney friend gave to me but I wonder if that's an outdated practice?
Not exact matches
New York
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman recently filed a
friend - of - the - court brief in a case involving a woman forced to pay
estate tax on an inheritance from her female spouse.
Silver's lawyers also claimed there wasn't enough evidence to even consider charges related to a second alleged scheme, in which Silver steered a real
estate company to a
friend's law firm, also in exchange for fees, Defense
attorneys say the parties involved had no idea Silver was even collecting the money.
For example, a Google search of an
attorney friend of mine from New Jersey by the name of «Joel Schwartz, esq.» pulls up a personal injury
attorney from Boston AND an
estate planning
attorney in Ohio.
I was talking with a
friend of mine who is a real
estate attorney today and we had a discussion that I think many current wholesalers (and noobies) are not aware of.
Your
friend will need death certificates for all as well as recorded deeds and take to a qyalified real
estate attorney.
After doing this, I had real
estate brokers, financial planners,
attorneys,
friends, past clients all working for me, and the best part, it was free advertising.
I don't need an
attorney (or banker as Facebook has recently suggested I «
friend») I do business with on the real
estate side of things to know my personal life.
If you are current with your mortgage payments many real
estate agents,
attorneys and
friends will tell you that you can not do a short sale if you are current on your mortgage payments.