Agree with @Cody L.. it is not anything fancy but for your first deal it would be worth checking with an attorney.

It adds a little cost to your CPA and tax prep costs (talk to your CPA and attorney to decide what’s best for you)Have a plan know why you're buying a property and what you going to do with it and what you're going to do if your plan goes south.

I have reached out to my attorney on the same as well, but want to know BP tax cert investors opinion on the same as well and see if anyone came across this scenario and what was there course of action.

You should get professional help from a cpa, attorney, financial  advisor, real estate agent, etc  We help many clients in the northwest with the options and strategies that the self directed qualified plans can provide but usually they have a professional join the call that can help them make decisions that fit their particular situation and goals. 

Since I don't have an agent to guide me thru the process do I need to hire an agent myself, do I need an attorney?

I am looking an attorney in Redford, MI that can help with legal eviction case.Thanks

Don't spend any money on this until you pass it by a real estate attorney.

@David Stuart, I'm a California real estate attorney and broker and have dealt with this issue multiple times. 

you can close on the property with your buyer funds, however your buyers attorney/title company needs to approve that, 

Because this is a Manufactured Home Community and their laws are a little different than a Real Estate Salesperson's legal responsibilities (I am an inactive Real Estate Salesperson so I know that law, and I know that this would be considered Disclosure Fraud), I'm wondering if it still is Disclsoure Fraud in this case)I've called several attorneys but nobody calls me back.Nancy Neville