It can be a bit of a long process, but I have a partner who is an immigration lawyer that can expedite the process.If you are not going to go that route, you should expect to need 25-35% down.

I spoke with a lawyer and you are correct.

(If im wrong about that, someone please correct me but i literally talked to 50 lawyers in the past 4 days) Now you can do an assignment no problem.

You can probably find basics of these forms online and then have a local attorney clean them up and make them compliant for your state (or the lawyer could draft them although they'd be a bit more expensive).

So after 2 years of Court dates i finally Won the Case And my lawyer served him with Eviction papers.

I do have questions into a local lawyer, trying to understand my options.

In the past she has threatened me that her lawyer would call me the following week and I called her bluff.

So first talk to a lawyer. 

Second, definitely get YOUR lawyer to draw up the note/mortgage and any other needed docs, so that you are able to foreclose on the property if there's nonpayment.   

The real doozy is working with an estate lawyer and managing yourself in the event a family fall out happens.With that said, it doesn't make more conscientious of increasing it.