This is a lawyer questions because you can't generally pay a fee. 

The lawyering I did drawing up my own legal documents did not turn out well, I can tell you that!

@Pandu Chimata, As a private lender myself, typically what happens is the title company has an in house lawyer, where you can get a mortgage and note prepared for free.

We also retained a lawyer so the property won't forclose.

HOWEVER, consult with your lawyer and/or property manager to verify the applicability of the law. 

Most people cannot do that on their own and would need to pay for a title search and for a lawyer to review it.

Be intimately familiar with it or find someone that is. 6.Buy umbrella insurance to CYA. 7.If you do not hire a Realtor and are not familiar with contracts, hire a lawyer to look over.8.Make sure your credit score is good and you have liquid assets for more than you think you need. 9.Talk to an investor friendly lender to get familiar with the types of products. 

Now you are shelling out cash to lawyers.  

My agent and lawyer and loan officer obviously are pushing to close fast. 

Consult with experts, such as real estate agents, financial advisors, lawyers, and tax professionals, to help you navigate the investment process and meet all legal and financial obligations.Good luck!