Do we need to get a lawyer to make a contract and them find a closing company?

I'm not a lawyer, but I "think" liability would fall on to the owner of the property, not who's responsible for the note.

She could legally draw it out as long as necessary and it is doubtful that the squatter would be able to continually pay his/her lawyer to keep fighting.

Save extra funds, find a good, quick locksmith to re-key locks asap, start a relationship with a real estate, owner-tenant lawyer who can manage the legal situations, understand local laws and what would and would not apply in varied cases, have a stable of vendors and contractors who can do any and all work needed to return the property to desired condition, start a folder with necessary paperwork for court filings, connect with property managers or other owners who can help with information, be prepared to document EVERYTHING, etc. 

Tell them you will handle the details, then find a lawyer that can help you with that.

Used a lawyer when you put up EM.Joe Gore

My mother in law sold her house there earlier this year and stated they didn't use a lawyer, it wasn't required in PA. 

Thanks for your question.. here is what is happening...At this stage of the development project, I need the insights of several professionals, geotechnical engineer, environmental impact assessment analyst, lawyer, architect, general contractors, real estate consultant etc.

It looks like I will have to pay a lawyer to get to the bottom of this.

https://www.legalzoom.com/attorneys-lawyers/legal-...Here you go!