Douglas N Owens is a real estate attorney who can help your real estate investing business succeed.

Douglas N Owens PS is an Anacortes real estate law office practicing law for people who invest in or own real estate.

I provide legal advice and representation for real estate investors and owners including review of proposed transactions, writing documents, conducting negotiations, entity formation and advice on rules and regulations applicable to investing and property issues such as encroachments.  I am a member of the Real Estate Association of Puget Sound (REAPS), which is an association of real estate investors, and I provide volunteer services to that organization on its legislative committee.

If you think I may help you with your real estate investing business, please contact me at 360-299-3990, today.  Thank you.

 

With my many years of advising clients in real estate, I have the experience to help your real estate investing business succeed or to advise you on legal issues concerning your property.

  Advice and Representation:

        Preparing and Filing Real Estate
          Entity Formation and Licensing
          Documents
        Preparing and Reviewing Purchase
          And Sale Agreements and Leases
        Negotiating Agreements
        Analyzing Property Issues Such
           as Encroachments

Why your Real Estate Investing Business should choose me:

       Forty-seven years' experience
        Free Initial Consultation
        Appointment Flexibility
        Payment Plan Options
        King County Bar Association
          Member
        Washington State Bar Association
          Member
        Real Estate Association of Puget
          Sound Member

If you are beginning to invest in real estate or you are a seasoned investor, I can help you.  My services offered to real estate investors include:

          Entity selection and formation
          Purchase and Sale Agreement
          review and writing
          Lease review and writing
          Negotiations
          Counsel on governmental

          regulations