Spend a few hundred bucks to consult a lawyer if you need to... this is a potential legal landmine.There may be a process where you turn abandoned property over to the state.

The broker got really upset with me and said, if you don't know about NDA's than you should go and consult an attorney to help you read one. 

If you aren't well versed in what constitutes brokering real estate, check out your local/state statutes or consult a local attorney. 

You will need either a real estate consultant (member of CRE) or one of the companies that handles all aspects of property investment from finding the property, to arranging financing, to property management.

Maybe your sending him down an investment path without professional consult.  

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

Currently consulting in business development for e-commerce brands.

I’m going to consult an attorney and make sure I understand all possible outcomes.

Having someone to consult with as you are getting started can save a tremendous amount of headaches down the road. 

I consulted with my retail RE agent @Jordy Clark and he suggested I just do a little cleanup and put it right back on the MLS, because the spring market "is so hot."