We are scheduled to meet with an attorney and I'd be willing to pay the $1500 filing fee for him to gain executorship but I don't know if he is accurate on the amounts owed or what other issues and costs that I'm not accounting for.Another thought I have is that if we can get in touch with the banks maybe they'll be willing to waive all the fees if I will make them whole on their original loan amounts.

Just make sure you involve an excellent real estate attorney to help you with the deal.This is just a thought.

Hey all, I'm a newbie from the Greenville area, looking for a real estate attorney in the area, preferably one that owns rental properties himself/herself.

You don’t want legalzoom, you want a great attorney when it comes to hundreds of thousands in debt.  

Would you be able to know when should I contact an accountant and real estate attorney when all goes good and the property is mines ?? 

Please have an attorney draft one for you.

Consider advising your client to contact a CPA or attorney that works in this area.

That is why you'll want to involve an attorney.

So, a lot of people probably know this already, but I recently learned that Title Attorneys (I use John Bennett at Origin Titles in Decatur, GA) will often write up your Sales Agreement at no charge if you put in the contract that closing will be done with them.I know you can download forms and write it up yourself, but why? 

@Minh Le Yes, your seller can sell to someone else, you didn’t close by the closing date and he has no obligation to extend it.As for the EM, if you are in default, as per your contract, and you refuse to sign the em release, he can either force arbitration or sue you, as per the contract, you’ll lose and pay his attorney fees/costs on top.