This is a situation where if you are able to get it under contract/purchase-n-sale agreement.... you then need  to invest a few bucks with a lawyer and see what the absolute legal situation is with evicting the son.  

I'm no lawyer, but I did not find anything in the lease about transfering ownerhsip.

lawyer?

How and where would i look for an affordable lawyer in the DC/MD area?

I'm looking for a referral to a lawyer in Texas (Tarrant or Dallas county) or other resources who can help my partners and me create an Operating Agreement for our LLC.

Looks like the lawyers have definitely had to jump in here!

thanks...i called the local police about my options, and they said it was my call--I dont even think they were listening to me...but yeah, I did put a call into my lawyer and he is going to get back to me....for now I just moved there stuff in the basement/storage area---Come to find out with a little research they scammed me pretty good.

There is now an entire industry of scumbag contingency lawyers and mold remediators (wearing spacesuits) that have pounced on this issue.

Make sure it's limited though so that person doen't stab you in the back and take everything you own, I had friends that had it happen when I was there.Another option, I've never used one so I don't know exactly how it works, but I believe by using a land trust and you being the beneficiary, you could have your lawyer be the trustee and then he/she can, sign the documents for you.

I was thinking of doing the LLC on legalzoom.com -- and then getting a lawyer to help with the deeding over of the properties.Jennifer