I had to move the loan from FCI to a different servicer who didn't care about compliance.

Rest assured there are thousands of options out there for you to choose from, and there's got to be at least one that can offer you quantifiable proof of their integrity. 

Check your state's licensing board and professional associations (see step 1) to assure that he or she is licensed, is a member in good standing and has had no disciplinary action taken against him or her.How long have you been in the tax business?

That way you don't have to pay the full cost of having the attorney create a lease from scratch and you can be assured that it meets all of your state's legal requirements.

@Taylor Brugna is the guy at our firm that runs that side of the business, so he may be able to dive deeper into it than I can.An outsourced CFO will help you navigate everything, from advice to compliance, and help you make financial decisions.

There could be a host of issues from compliance/enforcement to other things you need to know.

Just FYI I am not trying to limit custodian involvement in my deals and I would actually prefer to have my attorney oversee any transactions/checks I write out of my IRA to make sure it's within compliance.

(Cost paid by buyer)Inspection within 30 days: Contingency met in time (cost paid by buyer)Financing approval 120 days: Unfortunately the underwriter took a vacation and needed 2 more days to issue the approval, the underwriter called the seller to explain and assured him that the formal approval would be issued in 2 days.

The loan you describe is a HPML and may be out of compliance with the CFPB if not originated correctly.

Yes, it worked out right as sure enough 6 months later she was gone!