| If I am selling real estate, when should I call a lawyer? |
| If you are selling real estate, it is best to speak with an attorney upon listing the property for sale. Involving the attorney early in the process allows for the attorney to prepare for any issues that are expected to arise, rather than at a rushed pace upon acceptance of an offer. When an offer is accepted, the parties generally wish to get to contract as soon as possible. Being prepared ahead of time will help ensure seemless transaction. |
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