Property & parties
The identity and authority behind the transaction.
- Property and legal description
- Buyer and seller
- Entity authority
- Title and escrow contacts
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Relaw for
Real Estate
The LegalOS for real estate matters. The property, the parties, and the diligence list stay on the file. Objections and closing documents generate from your templates.
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Sample matter·Firm-owned templates
Configured to your firm
Real Estate
Your operating system
Your sole workspace, shaped around the way you practice.
Intake, documents, meetings, email, and calendar in one pane. Your content, your process, and your legal judgment stay in control.
Client intake
Your branded questionnaire
Matter record
People, dates, facts, and files
Your templates
The firm’s DOCX and PDF files
Communications
Email in the matter context
Calendar
Meetings and deadlines in view
Follow-through
Stages, tasks, and automations
No bundled legal forms. Relaw is configured around your intake, your templates, and your workflow.
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White-glove
workspace configuration
Same OS. Your templates.
How Relaw runs real estate matters.
Common work product
Purchase agreement · Title objection · HOA estoppel request · Closing checklist · Warranty deed
Examples only. Relaw generates from the firm's own configured Word and PDF templates; no legal forms are bundled.
- 01
The deal is one matter.
Property, price, title company, and open objections live together. The letter and the checklist use the same facts.
- 02
Your paper, not a generic PSA.
Relaw fills the Word and PDF the firm already uses. TREC or bespoke — it is your template.
- 03
The call with title is on the file.
Notetaker joins. The next objection letter is not reconstructed from a voicemail.
The single-pane practice
One deal record from contract through post-closing.
Property facts, parties, contractual dates, title materials, diligence, calls, drafts, and cure items should move together. Relaw gives counsel one working surface while title, survey, lender, recording, and settlement systems remain authoritative.
Work that used to live apart
Deal-intake forms
Property, parties, economics, and target dates
Deadline sheets
Diligence, objection, financing, and closing dates
Title trackers
Requirements, exceptions, objections, and cures
Closing lists
Deliverables, signatures, owners, and status
Call and email trails
Broker, title, lender, client, and counsel context
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Your sole workspace
Relaw for Real Estate
Matter record
Email
Calendar
Documents
Meetings
Workflow
Work the matter without opening a separate inbox, calendar, meeting-notes app, template tool, or task board.
Authoritative specialist systems can remain underneath
- Title and escrow platforms
- Survey and environmental systems
- Recording and e-filing
- Settlement and accounting
The matter lifecycle
Run the whole real estate matter here.
The record compounds as the matter moves. Facts, files, decisions, communications, and follow-through do not reset at every stage.
- 01
Contract
Establish the deal and its clock.
Capture property, parties, economics, effective date, contingencies, responsibility, and target closing.
In Relaw: The team works from one agreed deal record.
- 02
Diligence
Keep source documents beside open questions.
Coordinate title, survey, zoning, environmental, lease, financing, and property review.
In Relaw: Materials, summaries, dates, and assigned work remain linked.
- 03
Cure
Turn exceptions and requirements into follow-through.
Track objections, cure responses, lender items, estoppels, authority, and revised conditions.
In Relaw: Every open item has an owner and matter-level communication history.
- 04
Close
Carry the legal file beyond the table.
Coordinate firm documents, approvals, signatures, recording confirmation, final title policy, and post-closing deliveries.
In Relaw: The closing set and unfinished obligations stay in the same workspace.
The matter record
Structure the facts the work keeps reusing.
Real Estate work is not a folder of files. It is a changing set of people, dates, decisions, evidence, and obligations that every later draft depends on.
Dates & economics
The contractual facts that drive urgency.
- Effective date
- Diligence and objections
- Financing dates
- Closing and outside date
Diligence & cure
Third-party source material translated into legal follow-up.
- Title requirements
- Survey matters
- Environmental and zoning
- Open cures
Matter-grounded AI
Ask the matter. Not a blank chat.
Intake, vault files, meetings, drafts, email, and matter activity are already in context. Relaw can prepare the next piece of work; the legal team reviews what happens next.
Contract intake
01Ask Relaw
“Extract the parties, property, economics, diligence periods, objection dates, financing dates, and closing conditions for attorney review.”
What you get
A deal brief grounded in the executed contract.
Title call
02Ask Relaw
“Summarize each open requirement, exception, objection, cure owner, and the latest title-company response.”
What you get
One current cure list from files and communications.
Closing readiness
03Ask Relaw
“What can still move closing, which signatures or approvals are missing, and what post-closing work already exists?”
What you get
A legal closing brief—not settlement or wire processing.
FAQ
Direct answers.
What Relaw is, what it is not, and what clients see.
No. Relaw is the attorney workspace around the deal: intake, your templates, meetings, and follow-through. Title companies still run commitment and closing software.
See Relaw for real estate.
White-glove setup for your purchase, objection, and closing templates.
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