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Hire the best land use/real estate attorney you can find to review your lease of purchase agreement. Don't use your business attorney or in-house counsel unless real estate is their specialty. If you're an attorney, hire another attorney. Brain surgeons don't operate on themselves. *

Hire a nationally networked broker. Make sure your broker is compatible with your attorney and your architect. The right broker knows the market and the listed and unlisted properties. *

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