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Do not rely on it for legal advice.

Just starting out so looking for general legal advice, forms, etc that would be needed to get started.  

But I rather save myself the misery of legal fees.

Would appreciate advice or discussions on the best approach for:1. legal structure for purchasing properties under2.

First see if subletting is legal in your area.

Owner financing to me seems worse than just renting on a property that needs a ton of work it sounds like a legal nightmare trying to foreclose on someone who stops making payments because they think you sold them a lemon.

I hope cities like Atlanta can see all sides before jumping into forcing huge restrictions on this. 

If so, the contract has already been assigned to you and he can’t legally just assign it to someone else. 

I am curious about the legalities of buying the new property outside of the exchange, dividing the property and buying the empty lot with the exchange.