Bottom line is it’s a bit different in Canada and your best strategy is to add a mortgage agent as part of your “team” along with realtor, lawyer, property manager, etc. 

I'm particularly excited about exploring subject-to (SUBTO) deals and expanding my knowledge in this area.I'm currently based in the Dallas area and am eager to connect with lawyers who specialize in subject-to transactions.

Eviction should be the last option, and it's crucial to understand the legal steps involved with help from a lawyer.

They don't really provide any tax benefits and their veil is easily pierced by a good lawyer....Just have plenty of good insurance.

Talking with a lawyer and CPA will give you the best guidance.

If someone here can give me advice on how to go about hiring a law firm/lawyer, what to expect and if someone knows a good lawyer who deals with these issues in Memphis TN, that would be extremally helpful! 

The lawyers who brought the class action lawsuit are the only ones who will benefit from this.

Would reaching out to a real estate lawyer or architect be better to see if it's possible to convert to a legal apt?

Can anybody recommend a lawyer who deals with tax liens?

The cheapest PM in my market when I asked them how they handle evictions said "We don't, we have our owners deal directly with our network of lawyers."