Jay Garrison you don't technically need an agent and if you don't use one in this scenario, I would guess the listing agent would take all the commission to try to represent you and the seller.

An EA is licensed through the IRS, and they are allowed to represent you before the IRS.

He said that there is a clear conflict they have by doing the title insurance because they represent the seller.

@Elaine Hester I received an email from a representative with a link to a video.

@Sandeep Gangadhar Property Management is probably the most important member of your team, since they represent you in front of the customers, in front of the contractor, in front of legal, they also collect the rents (financials)..etc.

I also spoke to a friend who has been through the exact program that the tenant was representing.

Can anyone recommend a lawyer who represents buyers who may have been defrauded due to the failure of seller to disclose known problems with a property prior to purchase.

Then email the listing agent asking for a showing and tell them you would like them to represent you as the buyer for that property.

Or, would you prefer one who is qualified to represent you and can answer construction-related questions by an IRS auditor?

I'm looking for a referral to an attorney or legal service that will represent myself (landlord) in eviction court, and to handle the paper work for that (in the Cincinnati market, which is Hamilton County, OH).