I would like to set up an LLC but feel like I need advice from a real estate tax attorney to make sure I am protecting myself and my investors as well as using the best tax strategy.Can someone give me a referral to a good real estate tax attorney in Kansas City?

Start here:https://www.grammarly.com/blog/to-too/ If this is truly a problem and you have real deals, hire an attorney to negotiate and close them.

A contractor (us), a realtor (also us), and a real estate attorney (Shawn's fiance is an attorney that works at a full spectrum firm, and he also has contacts from his 10 years as a realtor).

A contractor (us), a realtor (also us), and a real estate attorney (Shawn's fiance is an attorney that works at a full spectrum firm, and he also has contacts from his 10 years as a realtor).

I would consult an eviction attorney.

Have an attorney assess your situation and advise you on your next moves. 

Know the law, obey the law, treat people honestly and fairly.That will protect you far more than any LLC or insurance policy or attorney.

You may want to have a local NC attorney who is familiar with foreclosure laws there to review the collateral to confirm. 

Be creative, but make sure the partnership is a win/win that benefits both of you.BTW, you need an attorney and an accountant... now, not at closing.

Once you can do that, everything else will probably work out.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.