Yes the guy at Patton Law Firm is pretty helpful, but I think I'd like to work with a local attorney that actually draws up all the documents for me.  

I am aware of the 'tenant friendly' position that DC takes and I'm reading through a DC Tenant Bill of Rights document but I'd love to talk with someone who has landlord experience there.  

You could also upload the list as a document here so that we can see and tell us what you may have.We will not play the guessing game with you where we guess the questions and you answer vaguely.If you want answers give us enough information that we can help.

(I assume you are in Oklahoma since this was posted on the Tulsa forum)https://www.ok.gov/OREC/documents/2012%20Residential%20Lease%20Application.pdf

@Niraj S.Seller financing agreement between buyer and seller should always be memorialized in a written document that includes the specifics of the deal.

Do I have to "go rogue" with the entire process and record my own documents? 

Alright, so first thing, you'll want to go to the Housing Authority of Cook County website: https://thehacc.org/ Here, you'll find two spreadsheets under the Documents ---> Landlords tab (both attached below).

I got  chance to see the inspection document and tour the property, just cosmetics and kitchen appliance updates needed.  

Get it under contract, start the order with the title company, then the title company can review the trust documents and officially state what is needed.

@Ryan BuchananThey will likely issue you a 1099 at the end of the year indicating to you how much rent they paid you for the year.This will not change anything for you as you normally have a requirement to report all income(whether given to you on a tax document or not).