Also, I'd like to bleed them too, although I know that will be in uphill battle.The trouble is my lawyer I hired has really done nothing. 

And they may have an investor on the deal that only cares about their interest etc etc. meaning many other reasons you may not be aware of is why they don't want the asset.if they are making a new loan to you then they will protect themselves vis a vi title insurance.. they will open escrow with subsequent title  assurances.. just make sure you check that out.. or have a good RE agent look at it .. and if your really unsure have a RE lawyer give it a once over.. it should be fairly straight forward though.

., I'm not a lawyer and you should definitely consult with one that specializes in local tenant law, but my understanding is that you can reject an applicant who has a felony conviction.They key is that you need to apply your criteria across all applicants.

Anyone could do an eviction...if they spent enough time learning the systems and doing the correct notices and waiting at the county court..and I could handle an eviction as well as a property manager and invested the time to learn, but I still hire lawyers because they are the pros and know the ins and outside of state and local laws.

@Mark Coleman, this is a hotly debated topic on BP (and I'm no lawyer or accountant, BTW).

Lawyers?

You are also avoiding lawyer fees and an elongated process with this.

Get a lawyer to do the closing?

We did have the lawyers that set up our LLC, which is made up of 3 different SOLO401Ks, review the mortgage/note template to make sure all was good.

Its surprising how little lawyers or property managers can do for you when things go south.