CPA and sometimes tax attorneys can help.

Check with attorney who is handling the closing of the file.- Make sure you are listed as Loss Payee on the home insurance, and that you want a 12 month policy in place at time of closing, even if your loan term is longer than that.- Make sure you get all LLC documents (Articles of Org and Operating Agmt), and that the signatory on all loan docs (Note, DOT, Disclosures) matches the authorized signatory of the LLC perfectly.Good luck!

Finally, with the use of Trusts while establishing these structures you can add a level of anonymity by removing your name from public record.When you ask that question it would probably be best to sit down with an experienced attorney and have them walk you through your personal exposure.

If so can your refer me so your closings attorney or attorneys you use to secure these kind  of transactions thanks in advance :)

If so can your refer me so your closings attorney or attorneys you use to secure these kind  of transactions thanks in advance :)

My attorney is saying that the landlord hasn't done anything illegal.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

My agent has some connections to contractors (possible cash buyers), cheap soft inspector, and a closing attorney.

Is legal zoom a good route to go, or should I be paying big money for a CPA/Attorney to do it? 

Hi Terrence, the best way to ensure that title is clear and make sure that the property is free of liens, mortgages and other encumbrances is to consult with an attorney.