Your attorney handles the review, the negotiating, the title issues and the closing table. Call or email us. We'll send your retainer to sign and get to work right away.

What's included
Whether you're buying or selling, your attorney handles it all, from the first draft of the contract to the day you close.
Clear fees
Your fee is set out up front in your retainer agreement.
Title insurance, transfer taxes, recording and lender fees are paid separately at closing, and we check every one.
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Tap anything that fits your deal. Mention it when you call and we'll add it to your retainer.
Why Marano Law
Brokers, lenders and title companies each look after their piece of the deal. Your attorney looks after you, catching contract problems, title defects and closing-cost errors before they cost you money.
Client reviews
“A+ job on a time-sensitive situation. Questions were answered immediately and there were no surprises on my sale or purchase. Very appreciative.”
“Great experience helping my family sell their home. Highly recommend!”
“Did my closing with them, great guys! Highly recommended.”
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FAQ
Call or email us. We'll talk through your deal, then send a retainer agreement for you to sign. Once it's signed, send us your accepted offer or contract and your attorney gets to work.
All of your attorney's work on your residential purchase or sale: contract review and negotiation, title and survey review, lender coordination, the closing statement and attending the closing.
Third-party closing costs: title insurance, transfer and mortgage taxes, recording fees, lender fees and any co-op or condo fees. We review every one of them on your closing statement so you know exactly what you're paying.
Before. The best time to bring us in is as soon as you have an accepted offer, so we can review or negotiate the contract before you're bound by it.
A way to defer capital gains tax when you sell an investment property and buy another one. Strict deadlines apply (45 days to identify a replacement and 180 days to close), so we coordinate the timeline with your qualified intermediary from the start.
Often, yes. It can separate the property's risks from your personal assets. It needs to be formed before closing so the deed and title go in the LLC's name, which is why we offer it as an add-on.
Not always. Depending on the lender and the documents, some or all signing can be done ahead of time or remotely. We'll tell you early what your closing will require.
From contract to keys
Then stays with you through every step, and tells you what's happening before you have to ask.
Sign your retainer and send us your accepted offer or contract.
Your attorney reviews, flags issues and negotiates.
Title, survey and mortgage commitment cleared.
Your attorney checks every figure at the table.
Deed recorded and your closing binder delivered.
Call or email us today. Once your retainer is signed, your contract is reviewed within 24 hours.