Real estate law
Real estate callers who name the deal, the side and the date.
Most searches say only “real estate lawyer”. The page asks what the caller needs, a closing, a contract, a lease or a dispute, and which side they are on, and, if you want, shows your fee. The inquiry starts with facts, not with a quote request.
25 minutes with Matthis and Paul. We prepare for your firm before the call.
A form from your closings page
What reaches your inbox
- Matter
- Residential closing
- Side
- Buyer
- Property in
- Mecklenburg County
- Closing date
- 14 November
- Came from
- Google Ads, closings page
Sample answers. Calls through the page are counted too.
Who reaches your phone, and who we keep off it.
Reaches you
- Closings, contracts, leases or disputes: the matters you take
- Has said buyer or seller, landlord or tenant
- Property in a county you serve, closing date or deadline on the form
Blocked or sorted out
- Home shoppers, agents and mortgage searches
- The side you do not represent
- Counties you do not serve
Every matter you take gets its own page. Nothing else does.
A matter missing? Tell us on the call. Every page goes live in your words, after you have approved it.
| Matter | What is different about the caller |
|---|---|
| Real estate lawyer | Most searches name no matter. The page asks |
| Residential closings | Where attorneys close the sale. Fee and date first |
| Contract review | Before signing. Flat fee stated first |
| Landlord and tenant | Both sides search it. Only yours gets through |
| Commercial leases | Own page, business callers |
| Title and boundary disputes | Small searches. One shared page if you take them |
What we block from the first day.
Searches like these cost you a click and bring a call you cannot use. They go on the blocked list before your first ad runs, and you get the list. It grows every week from your own search terms.
- homes for sale
- realtor near me
- real estate license
- real estate agent jobs
- mortgage rates
- eviction notice template
- free tenant legal aid
- property records search
- the side you do not represent
- counties you do not serve
What real estate firms ask us.
A flat monthly fee, set by your ad budget.
The fee steps up with the size of the account, not with every dollar you spend. Google bills your ad spend to your card directly; we never touch it.
$4,000 to $8,000 a month in ad spend
Typically one practice, one metro
$2,000 a month
Up to $12,000 a month in ad spend
Typically one practice, several counties
$2,750 a month
Up to $15,000 a month in ad spend
Typically two practices, or a whole state
$3,500 a month
Setup is $1,000, once, for the pages, the tracking and onboarding. Three months minimum, then month to month with no buyout. Below $4,000 a month in ad spend our fee would take too big a share, and we will tell you how to run it yourself.
Everything inside the fee, and how it comparesTell us about your firm.
We read before we speak, and reply within one business day with times for a 25-minute call with Matthis and Paul.