When I had my flooding problems, I generally found that waiting around for mitigation companies, insurance companies, the city, etc to come and solve the problem was a waste of time (they usually took forever, the bureaucracy was a nightmare, and they often didn't provide very good solutions).When my property flooded, I called all my friends and got to work on it immediately.

I am wondering if anyone here has had a similar experience and can provide guidance. 

I would be the capital provider and not be active in the partnership. 

We recognize not everyone will want to hire a real estate agent, so our offering would provide people will all of the same knowledge and resources for a smaller fee.

For example, we provide 10 free changes with any listing (and $5 per change after that).

It is very inexpensive compared to what gurus charge and provides a lot more usable information.5.

Is there a service that can help me or someone willing to walk me through what I need to do? 

Also says if you didn’t provide a written checklist at move-in you automatically lose.

Absent a clause in a trust that provides for a beneficiary to designate powers of sale (or will, if that’s the controlling document) then you are just an interested buyer party.  

Should I use online services like LegalZoom?