Contract Based Lawyer

Details

Country: USA
Location: California Camarillo
Relevant Work Experience: 5+ Years
Career Level: Experienced
Job Status: Contract
Salary: Not specified

This position is ideal work at home or contract opportunity to make extra income helping out a real estate investment company. But everyone who meets our qualifications is welcome to apply. You must have passed the Bar in California, and have an active license.

We are a real estate investment company that is looking for a someone with a lot of experience in Real Estate and Bankruptcy law.

Things you will be handling:
1) evictions / non-payment
2) research
3) bookkeeping
4) filling paperwork
5) drafting documents
6) answering calls/emails
7) and more

Experience as a Real Estate Transaction Coordinator in a brokerage office is a plus. Must have bankruptcy experience. Must submit Salary requirements with resume.
General requirements :
Passed the California Bar, Active License

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