I should have a ton of equity but I spent most of it on lawyers and settlement in divorce.....but that's another whole life lesson, hahaha.

I will tell you from my experience, and the exact words of my lawyer, "No landlord was ever benefitted by more than a month to month lease".

Only the hardiest of souls who are well lawyered up are doing these now. 

So folks we got a response and as I am sure @Dan Barli stated the lawyers will need to get involved. 

I'm not sure why anyone would recommend just paying a lawyer when you BUY a house.

I'll leave it up to you if you'd like to use them or not.My lawyer at Bluestone Law Group was very responsive when we first started communicating. 

Do NOT file eviction without talking to a lawyer who knows about the bankruptcy.

No need to hire a lawyer for this https://www.trec.texas.gov/for...

If you get one, many people put around three properties in each LLC, but if someone wants to sue you, they can find your LLCs, and chances are a decent lawyer can find the cracks in the business structure.If you want to protect your assets, get good insurance, and invest in an umbrella policy that covers the millions.

We have our CPA and lawyer in place, and we have had a great experience thus far with both of them.