We do not have to pay any additional costs for the extra 6 months, which is nice.When working with F&G, you do have to sign a power of attorney form.

Talk to your attorney- depending on circumstance an LLC may not necessarily be the best option for protection without the headache dependent upon what your goal is, your net worth is, property value ect. 

My attorney reviewed the title history and determined a couple of extra affidavits that will also need filed.

Have an attorney who’s done land contracts right out the article of agreement .

My eyes always gloss over when you attorney start telling me about the title problems.

I'm only licensed in Texas, so MO-specific answers should come from an attorney licensed there. 

It would probably be best to consult a local attorney to be sure.

You should 100% get an attorney to review the lease and see if there are options. 

What the folks above said, but adding that the likely reason there was no conviction is because she has wealthy parents that pay for a very good attorney when she does wrong. 

It’s a legal question and unless you’re an attorney you’re not supposed give any legal advice.So, this is not advice coming from me but it’s what I found on a legal website.