You might want to spring for a consultation with your own lawyer if the title company won't support the terms of the contract.

Not a lawyer, so no legal advice here, but if it were me and I felt I'd followed the rules and proper procedures, I'd find a new property manager, I'd get the judgment, and if he did then try to sue me, it would be on record that he did it only after I filed for judgment against him

." - I'm no lawyer but this seems like I cannot just give a 30 day notice whenever I feel unhappy, that I must wait til the end of a contract period and give 30 days notice before the contract is up, just to get out of the contract?

or a RE lawyer can have all these details in a contract to protect me?

This gives ownership privacy and prevents a lawyer looking up everything you own at one click of the mouse. .

Thanks to the state government, Lansing is full of lawyers and consultants.

The bankruptcy lawyer for the straw buyer asked to have my tax deed case dismissed because he claimed property was sold at bankruptcy hearing.

, the engineer has to look at the structure and a) determine if any portion of the wall can be (re)moved.b) calculate how the existing load will be carried c) write out instructions for you or your contractor to follow.d) {possibly} inspect & sign-off on the work {my experience with building inspectors is they will want the engineer to sign-off}.Around here a structural engineer will bill at $80 - $150/hour, pending on what they are doing; how well they do it; and how long they've been doing it.Asking one question to your lawyer can have a similar price tag ;)

Lawyer on him.

I know the owners lawyer, accountant and advisors and can ensure any of the details are done right assuming we agree on the major terms or price, rate, and duration.