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KB Collins

"Broker / Attorney"
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Broker at Keller Williams Realty
Experience:
Associate Broker for Keller Williams October 1999—present
Real Estate Attorney.
Specialties:
REAL ESTATE SALES, REO's, SHORT SALES AND DISTRESSED PROPERTIES. INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
As An Attorney and a Real Estate Broker I walk my clients through
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Certifications
& Awards:
Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker
Licensed Attorney
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About:
As An Attorney and a Real Estate Broker I walk my clients through the Short Sale Process, even when they are working with their own Realtor. Don't you ... show more
KB Collins answered:
As an Attorney in New York I get many referrals from Real Estate Agents. I welcome them and feel that the reason they referred me was that I have proven myself to be competent and diligent. Real Estate Agents are licensed, Attorneys are licensed and neither one would risk their license readily for the cost of a closing.

If you trust your Realtor and find that after the Attorney interview that the Attorney is not right for you, then tell your Realtor you do not feel comfortable with his referral and look elsewhere. The RE agent is there to help you and has your best interest in mind.

Remember, it is your right to chose your own Attorney, however sometimes a referral can connect you with some of the most competent practitioners available in your area.

Interview the Attorney because he will be interviewing you as well. - Wed Nov 18 2009, 00:32

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