Think of your agent like a lawyer. 

A realtor will know how to do this.As for the titles, that is the job of the lawyer who handles the closing.

Hey Makeda, I would recommend speaking with a lawyer and analyzing your options based on that. 

It can be argued that state by state rules for marketing property is from a wonderful job of lobbying by NAR which has a vested interest in keeping that monopoly.There likely is some case law in certain states regarding this - hence Jon and Steph’s recommendation.There also would need to be a complaint and a question of does a DA want to go after one guy - there would probably need to be a bigger picture motive.Not a lawyer here, but I have had lawyer’s review my buy contract and they never had issues with the right to market clause (and one of the lawyers is a broker too).

In the past when a seller didn't want to release funds to me, ive had a lawyer type up a letter and send to them.

Not a lawyer, but … Property is owned by LLC and the fine is based on LLC.  

.: you can reach out to Susan Pinkston www.susanpinkstonpllc.com, a real estate lawyer in Jackson MS for her recommended registered agents.

Sounds like you are just starting out, but if you work with an investor-focused agent they may connections to a local broker who can provide info on investor-focused loans.In terms of lawsuits, talk with your agent, lawyer, and CPA - what I've heard (and do) is carry an Umbrella policy on top of Personal Liability through Homeowner's Insurance when you're at the 'mom-and-pop' level.

Hi everyone - looking for a lawyer in NC who is familiar with real estate investing to review a few contracts and provide operating agreements.  

Did you or your foreclosure lawyer file new deeds with the county after you did that?