I've been working on the legal side with the world's best law firms so I'm not sure who should be educating who.

I’m a broker/owner of both a general brokerage firm and property management firm.My advice is to find an agent that is thoroughly invested in you, as a client and as a person, and understands your goals.

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.

Once the judgment was filed there was no need for me to attempt to contact him as this was being done through the attorney's I had hired.I have received a portion of what is owed to me through the receiver I hired, their firm has done a good job. 

Patten Law firm with Texas American Title, Declaration title, Fidelity Title on certain locations are very familiar with investor transactions.. 

As firm as possible while still reminding you it’s up for interpretation not as black and white as we’d like. 

Apparently I'm not searching for the right thing.I'm aware banks won't recognize the value of the rental income because there is no lease, so my target buyer would be an investor or investment firm looking to pay cash.

@Daniel Colon- check  with  the title/ escrow firm that you closed with and  see if they can help with  changing  vesting to LLC and the  ramifications ....check with new  servicer and  ask what they  need  and if you are allowed to revise the  title vesting  ( you cant   do anything about  changing the loan itself unless you refinance it )  good luck

Hello Agustin, I've closed a lot of deals with the Kaplan, DiTrapani (and theres another name I can't remember) firm. 

If it were sold through normal real estate brokerage firms, we would have to pay 6% commission, therefore I deducted 6% from the appraised value to arrive at an adjusted value  of $436,160.