Just not sure of a good local lawyer, and how to get the ball rolling.I've been reading the forums, and they are helpful to an extent, but there seems to be a TON of variability in the responses......yet everyone says it's fairly easy.

should I go to a RE lawyer to draft some up for me?

I would also want the paperwork done by a lawyer, just to make sure everything changes hands smoothly, and because I definitely want title.

And then pray your lawyer will actually research the topic because it's unlikely they're aware of or have any experience with the specifics of muni liens and equity skimming issues.

You should talk to a tax lawyer or CPA of course.

Your realtor or lawyer should assist with proper documentation.

That means lots of time with expensive lawyers.

Go to a lawyer.

While you may be able to cancel it based on the fact that the PM should not have been representing the landlord in the first place, I think you'd be hard pressed to win on those grounds were the tenants to push back.A judge would look at the situation and say one of two things.

Didn't cover clause that says buyer agent gets 0% percent; told me also that 6-9 month contract is typical. i spoke with lawyer who said he'll contact her and will let me know when/if he hears from her.