Note not only must the agent have their legal name, but the name of their brokerage as well.

The first thing a wholesaler should know... the laws of what is legal and what isn't. 

And that the Plaintiffs never signed any documents waving thier right to cost and attorney's fees and had no acknowledgment that the "no-recourse" language was in the note and mortgage.I have tried to resolve this issue without getting an attorney, but it seems that the seller's attorney feels that since I am out of town that they can role over me.I feel like my best move now would be to counter sue them, for knowing selling me a defective property, then trying to undue the no recourse language. ( while the cat is way the mice will play)Does anyone know of an attorney in or near Batesville Arkansas that could assist in this matter?

Where do on find the documents? 

It's what is legally required per the IRS. 

What are my options and legal rights here?

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E.g. you will spend at a minimum $10-15K (this is being ultra cheap) on a securities attorney (not including other costs around administration, legal and accounting). 

I would consult a lawyer to see if there is a legal way based on your lease to evict the offending tenant.

I'm not necessarily seeking legal advice, but rather looking to start a discussion surrounding this legal grey area found in contracts without a financing contingency.Helpful advice for anyone in a similar scenario:Never use sellers attorney as escrow agent.If your "out clause" states that you have the right to back out "for any reason or no reason", do NOT state a reason - there is simply no need and you'll likely find yourself in a similar scenario of he said - she said.Looking forward to chatting!