Real estate lawyers are legal professionals who specialize in the legal aspects of buying, selling, leasing, and managing real estate properties. These lawyers are experts in real estate law and can provide a variety of legal services for their clients. 

Here are some of the main tasks that real estate lawyers typically handle:

Property Transactions: Real estate lawyers assist clients in buying or selling real estate properties, including drafting, reviewing, and negotiating purchase agreements, sales contracts, and other legal documents.

Title Examination: Real estate lawyers review the title of a property to ensure that it is clear and free of any liens or other claims that could affect the client's ownership of the property.

Closing Services: Real estate lawyers attend property closings to ensure that all legal requirements are met, including the transfer of ownership, payment of taxes, and recording of the deed.

Lease Agreements: Real estate lawyers can draft, review, and negotiate lease agreements for both residential and commercial properties.

Zoning and Land Use: Real estate lawyers can assist clients in navigating zoning and land use regulations, obtaining necessary permits, and resolving disputes with local government agencies.

Property Management: Real estate lawyers can provide legal advice to property managers on issues such as tenant eviction, rent collection, and lease enforcement.

Litigation: Real estate lawyers can represent clients in legal disputes related to real estate, such as boundary disputes, property damage claims, or breach of contract disputes.

Overall, real estate lawyers play a crucial role in ensuring that their clients' real estate transactions and management activities are legally sound and compliant with all applicable laws and regulations.