Attorney Andre Clark Explains Why His Real Life Experience Helps His Real Estate Law Practice!
Los Angeles real estate attorney Andre Clark credits his edge to a decade in the industry before law: mortgage sales, then commercial and residential property management after the 2007 crash, managing hundreds of owners. Having been a buyer, seller, landlord, and agent himself, he can read a deal—and depose a broker—with practical knowledge a purely academic attorney lacks.
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Answered by Andre Clark · Los Angeles / San Bernardino County, CA
Highlights
— surviving the 2007 crash from inside the real estate industry
— the drop from six figures that pushed him into property management
— managing 120,000 square feet of commercial space
— why he went to law school: to add value to his services
— serving clients from multimillion-dollar owners to Section 8 tenants
Frequently Asked Questions
What gives this attorney his real-estate edge?
A decade in the industry before law—mortgage sales, then commercial and residential property management after the 2007 crash.
What pushed him into property management?
A steep drop from six-figure earnings after the crash led him into managing property, including large commercial spaces.
How much property did he manage?
He managed roughly 120,000 square feet of commercial space, giving him hands-on knowledge of how deals really work.
Why did he go to law school?
To add value to his services, building on his industry background rather than starting from a purely academic footing.
What range of clients does he serve?
Everyone from multimillion-dollar owners to Section 8 tenants, having been a buyer, seller, landlord, and agent himself.
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