You can probably voice it out to auction.com that their third party lawyer is not doing their job.

I could ask a lawyer but thought maybe this is pretty straight forward info I can go to the source directly?

Should I find a real estate lawyer (if you know one please let me know) in Maryland and have them write up the contract and close the deal or can I just type up a basic contract and take it to a tittle company and have them start the process. any input would be greatly appreciate!!

Does anyone in the Kalamazoo, MI area have a lawyer that they would recommend?  

My long term goal is to buy and hold property to generate passive income and I thought becoming an agent might be a good way to further that goal for several reasons: 1) As an agent I'll have access to data from the MLS which will help me to learn my market, and potentially areas outside the city too. 2)  I'll likely make contacts with lawyers, CPAs, mortgage brokers and other professionals through my dealings. 3) I can write my own offers. 4) I need a career change anyways.That being said I have some reservations.

Maybe a year from now a tenant will be claiming that blablabla was broken when they moved in, and your property manager will be able to shut that back-and-forth down really quick by showing the tenant that portion of the inspection, potentially saving you lawyer fees. 

Don't spend a dime on the place until you have it tied up in contract, but I'd speak with an eviction lawyer once in contract, and consider it part of my due diligence inspections.

Here’s where I’m at:1) I’ve found a wholesaler that has properties in Indiana that they’re selling.2) I did the math and the returns makes sense. 3) I’m in the process of negotiating the purchase. 4) They’ve sent me the purchase agreement and my lawyer has looked at it. 5) I’ve went back to the wholesaler and requested some additional documentations.

@Will Flores I always compare it to having a lawyer when you go to court.

How did you choose a lawyer?