After attending Lake Dallas High School near Lake Lewisville, Ron attended Cornell University in New York. A few years in corporate America led him down to Florida where he graduated from the University of Miami School of Law. Knowing that he always wanted to return home to raise a family, he passed the Texas Bar and moved to Dallas.

Ron Rohde is a real estate attorney based in Texas. Ron focuses on all aspects of investment real estate. He advises clients on commercial real estate acquisitions and leasing. He also handles LLC formation, raising capital, loan document review, short-term rentals, and NNN leases. With many clients working full-time or living out-of-state, Ron understands your goals as he is an industrial investor which saves his clients time and money. Whether you are new to investing, or an existing group with hundreds of units, Ronald Rohde Law provides regular updates on YouTube and Twitter to provide valuable tips on planning your next investment.

Our goal is to deliver honest advice with your long-term interests in mind. We rely on client referrals and are proud to handle the needs of dozens of repeat clients.

Outside of the office, Ron and his wife Bethany have two children. They live in East Dallas and enjoy being able to walk to all their favorite spots. He is also an avid motorsports fan and can often be found at the racetrack in his Honda S2000.

Ronald Rohde Law always appreciates the community and offers limited pro bono services. Please email info@ronaldrohdelaw.com with a description of your real estate legal situation. Unfortunately, we are only able to respond to applicants who fit our criteria.

INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY: we spend time getting to know our client's experience level, individual goals, project goals, and budgets. Without knowing this information, too many lawyers dictate their own prescriptions on clients without adjusting advice to the particular needs of the client.

Are you investing for a shorter hold period (<24 months) or a longer hold (60+ months)? Are you interested in mitigating risk (stabilized asset) or increasing returns (value add)? Why are you interested in commercial real estate over other investments?

Without any of that information, it's impossible to talk strategy. And the thing is, A LOT of people hire a lawyer exactly like this.

They follow the crowd. They do what they're told to do.They forget to ever ask themselves what do THEY want. Without knowing where you want to go you're never going to get there.

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