The answer is unfortunately no (not an attorney).

@Noah Applegate, honestly I would skip the agent side of things and go straight to a real estate attorney.  

If you haven't hired an attorney I might consider doing so as this situation sounds like it could get ugly. 

Then an attorney or escrow will close and take money and record Deeds.Can anything go wrong?

@Rashim Sharma your biggest challenge will actually be finding a lender.There are two banks that have offices in USA and Detroit that often will lend to Canadians buying in the USA.Can refer you to a Tax Attorney here is the US that has hundreds of Canadian clients with US properties:)

Unless you find an attorney that exclusively practices in this area, they won't have that level of knowledge.  

Engage with an eviction attorney to make sure you are doing everything legally and exactly how you should be.

Mark Zinman has been a steadfast resource/volunteer for AZREIA for years for LL-Tenant Law related situations.You can also try Jim Whitehill as a catch-all for RE needs; I've seen his name come up a lot in local Realtor forums when folks ask for attorney referrals. (520) 214-8779

We're a brokerage that deals specifically with investors.We hold monthly REI meet ups all throughout massachusetts where investors, vendors, attorneys, lendors, agents, etc come to learn and network.Our Worcester team is hosting a meet up at Bay State Brewery in Worcester this wednesday from 6:30-8:30p. you should stop by!

I always ask my clients to speak to an attorney because so many things are left out of wholesale contracts.