Have her hire a lawyer to renegotiate the 2nd with a full pay settlement.

I'm currently creating a "cheatsheet" for the process of purchasing a new investment.I mean as for the team you need:- agent, inspector, contractor, lawyer etc- steps for finding deals is way to much- but after finding a deal, what to inspect, life-cycle of the deal, estimating the price cost, rehab cost, arv, rent etcThe more I could place on paper it would be better, I'll do it on google docs and share it for the professional comments and suggestion, but I could do that only after 10 posts :)

We have found properties  and a buyer but the problem we are finding is getting a contract or NC and wondering if we need to have a lawyer look at before we get started? 

But I will try to get them out of their without eviction but have my lawyer on standby for this one.

Lawyer was like, yeah you can pay me to do it, but for your needs it's so easy, save the money and do it yourself.

You should work with a real estate lawyer but I applied for LLC in KY and then registered as a foreign agent in Ohio.

After you decide on what you want to do you might hire a lawyer and/or a CPA to advise you on what to do.  

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