The lawyer we used for the closing is also our local agent. 

If you are using a lawyer, reach out to him/her to ask these questions as you could get yourself in trouble and may have to send a new NTQ.Also, specify to the resident that you need to have money order/certified check in hand by the date or eviction is continuing.  

Do you happen to know a reputable lawyer I can consult with? 

Any recommendations for lawyer or a reasonably priced debt collector to assist in collecting the debt ?

That said I would definitely consult with both a lawyer and a CPA before making a decision. 

Once you have scaled up a bit and have some hard and fast procedures in place you can take what you like about the state form and then add in what you would like it to say concerning your specific processes and procedures, write all that down and send it to a lawyer to bless. 

You can find leases on legal sites like LegalZoom and Rocket lawyer which are specified by state.

hi hope you are well.Did you proceded with a lawyer?

Something worth at least looking into for the original poster is checkout "zen business . com " You can try to make an LLC on your own there before paying a lawyer 

I would highly recommend hiring a lawyer to understand the eviction process and to help with the Rental Agreement.