LLCs are not an iron clad wall that no lawyer can get through. they are one layer in a liability protection strategy. having an attorney set it up, and provide guidance on how to property run it can help strengthen that layer. mine only charges $250 to set up an LLC.  

@Manuel Salce, I'm not a lawyer and I haven't asked my lawyer (I might now), but I only take Section 8 tenants and state it in my ad. 

My local lawyer advised me to not purchase this deal because it could make me Responsible for any Leins or judgements against the property plus I may never get a good deed.I walked on the deal.

Article hereThe short version is that no evictions may be brought for non payment of rent against anyone who declares that they have been financially impacted by the Coronavirus until at least May 1st.I have property in NYC and Long Island, and I was talking to my lawyer a few months ago about needing to evict a problem tenant. 

I will be reaching out to a Lawyer and CPA to best set things up as a protection for our family interests going forward to big goals.I've been watching several markets in preparation for a purchase next year.

Talk to a lawyer and if they say yes, have everything written up so it is iron clad. 

First Step pf all I think that is to find a Title Company/ Real Estate Lawyer  that is familiar with the closing process.

I think it may be time to consult with a lawyer to get out of the contract I signed.

Would the next step be to find a title company or lawyer to move the process along from there?

I'm no lawyer, so no legal advice here, but it seams to me the tenant DID report the problem so he fulfilled his obligation.