If you have an investment centric realtor/agent out there it may be worth a call to them, then maybe they can direct you to a proper lawyer if it comes to it.

During evictions, let the lawyer handle it.

If I were a lawyer there is no way I take this case not because it would be hard to win but because of the consequences that would occur. 

The biggest problem is potential purchases I have had to abandon simply because either officials don’t call me back or they tell me to hire a lawyer to do a title search.All of this is by way of setting the stage for my question.

There are lawyers and lenders involved.

A lawyer once explained it too me thusly. 

I am just getting started and need to find a good multi-family syndication lawyer anyone have any recommendations? 

Unlikely, but worth a try.Time to lawyer up and figure this out.

They also run the risks of high levels of regulatory pressure and litigation by virtue of their renting to legal wards who have access to free lawyers and zealous bureaucrats who see independent investors as a crop to be harvested.

I fought like hell to keep the property as my brother and the lawyers wanted to sell it and put the money in the pot.