A lawyer who's doing my closing mentioned that and I found it weird because it didn't make much sense.

A Home Seller's Guide while going through a divorce or probate.Maybe you'll want to team up with a divorce lawyer and create a little booklet you could use as a Lead Generation Magnet.Same goes with probate.Again, just be careful with the divorces.

Not exactly sure what types of protection you are wanting but I would suggest talking to a Texas lawyer and/or CPA.There are lots of options. 

It could be a decent strategy, but I'd make sure to run the legal aspects by a lawyer.

It also gives peer review ratings and client ratings on attorneysAlso there is the The Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association http://www.irela.org You can also do a search there too and this association is strictly real estateI hope this helps you.Jack

You want a non-lawyer to appear on your behalf who is not a CEO of the corporation at court room proceedings?

I can tell it's an emotionally charged situation for them and they want me to act as the divorce lawyer and "grant" them the lease, which is obviously illegal. 

I would love it if a wholesaler could find me a deal with some meat left on the bone though.We don't use title companies here, all deals need to be closed through a lawyer.

I would involve all parties in the process of meeting with a lawyer to discuss your options.

Pete, I have seen homes under $100k that rent for more than $1000 a month, and pass the napkin analysis.Having been through a majority of the Bigger Pockets Podcasts, I am feeling empowered to make my purchase this year in the greater St.