But make sure you speak to the sponsors and a lawyer, to know which ones.

I was also very impressed with the amount of new immigrants in PG and the quality of post secondary schooling.North Island, specifically CR and Comox is still having record low vacancies with extremely high rents ($1700 to $2000 top floor of home, $1000 to $1200 for bottom floor suite and suites are in huge demand) but the buzz is out, so now door knocking seems to be the only reasonable means of finding a "deal". 

Thanks Arron, yeh I’m no lawyer but decently acquainted with NC landlord law.

Also some areas require you to use a lawyer for an eviction if held by an LLC.Plus, when you have a couple houses, I question how much an LLC really provides protection. 

I am getting mixed answers from my lawyer vs people at the local funeral home.  

Make sure your agreement is in writing and preferably down with a lawyer for you and a lawyer for the seller.

As you get closer to that day, you may want to get a lawyer involved IF they are no where near completion. 

Real estate helped me with financial stability after immigrating to Chicago in 1986 with $15 ( It was actually $20 but spent $5 on pastries at the layover airport).

While I was there I chatted with one of the lawyers representing lenders on a few properties.

Should I have a lawyer draw up a clause for this to put into my sale agreement contract?