My lawyer set up my LLCs a few years ago and used my home address as my LLC address.I moved.

NO title insurance  NO going through escrow or a lawyer all my deals myself and staff we did the closings and prepped all the necessary docs to transfer title and took the deeds to the county and recorded them ourselves, sent courier to the Trustee service or Lawyer office with the cashiers check to pay the loan off or bring it current. . . 

Furthermore the attorney said I'd have to cover the tenants lawyer cost if I brought them to small claims. 

Find an Ohio lawyer to not only defend you on the government charges but to go after the contractor.How much real estate experience do you have?

It was only a couple of responses by saying that they would give me a partial refund of $2k if I get my complaints taken down and they tried to threaten me by saying that they would sue my by libel by having a lawyer named Kelly Cary to help them try to get my complaints removed.

I will have to have my lawyer look into it when that time comes.

That means you need a lawyer first.

This structure can provide liability protection and potential tax benefits.Consult with a Lawyer: A real estate attorney can help you form the entity and ensure it's set up correctly for property ownership and management.2.

Your best bet is to get a lawyer. 

Once an offer is accepted, the agent forwards the money to the title company or closing lawyer.