I'm getting my rental agreement put together and want to run it by a lawyer to make sure I'm meeting local requirements and controlling other risk factors.

I had a meeting with my Estate Planner/Asset Protection Lawyer last week.

I am not any kind of expert in syndication, pooling investor funds, soliciting money online or any of that stuff, but this sounds like a giant SEC Clusterf*ck.Not that I don't think it can be done but I think what you will need to put some time, and probably lawyer money, into is figuring out the best legal way to do it.

Actually meeting with my lawyer today on a separate note and will bring it up. 

I have an appointment with a title lawyer later this week.

@Leslie Pappas Hi Leslie,I had another question for you...I'm looking for a lawyer who has a lot of experience working with TICs, in particular in title transfers with lenders.

I believe you can have a lawyer represent you at the meeting of the creditors.

That is a good question regarding the cash for keys and security deposit; I'll ask my lawyer regarding that here in Baltimore County.

Just changing the locks would not be acceptable.You need a lawyer right away.FL foreclosures take about six months.

I recommend paying a qualified CPA or tax lawyer to talk with you -- it will be money well spent.