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Do I Really Need a Real Estate Lawyer

April 29th, 2009

Many consumers in the residential real estate market ask themselves whether they need an attorney to review their transaction.

I answer that question with a resounding yes as you can see in my website but I noticed on Zillow ( a great residential real estate resource) that they have a thread where the question of “Do I really need a Real Estate Lawyer” is addressed.

You will find that most of the answers are yes! The biggest financial decision of your life should require an attorney who works in real estate.

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