Multifamily is safe bet for many as with shortages in affordable housing nationwide, people are in need of good housing options and there is high demand for multifamily in many cities from senior living, millenials and immigration numbers.However, as the cycle shifts and especially in this pandemic time frame, there is opportunity for an investor to find the building types such as office space no longer used, due to remote workforce, and convert to create demand.

Trying to find a good and responsive lawyer to help me out.

@Kevin Noell I would never engage a lawyer to draft a purchase and sale agreement.

The owner doesn’t want to send the tenant a lease termination letter based on liability in the post-covid climate(he discussed with his lawyer and no amount of earnest money will make him comfortable to give the tenant notice).

He bought it shortsale with the existing tenants. 2 out of the 3 original tenants have been evicted already, eviction lawyers we've worked with won't touch this one.

I used a lawyer to draw up the first purchase and sale contract that led to the deal I purchased.

Do some research on evictions or hire a lawyer.

Your ownership is not at risk.If she is doing a 'lease/rent to own' then you for sure need to get a lawyer involved because this could turn into a big cluster mess if the person you 'purchased' it from still holds the title in their personal name (or even an LLC) and did not set up proper inheritance lines.

We have in house lawyers and we make sure everything is Kosher before we take an apartment and sell it.

More than likely it should have been his expense, and lawyer fees.