Assuming you recorded a deed-of-trust or other security instrument when you sold, Chapter 45 of the NC General Statutes details the process.

You should have reviewed them with your attorney, title agent, or other trusted professional. 

I don't trust them, they are incredibly rude, irresponsible and feel entitled I am really worried about them damaging the property and with everything happening it's nerve wracking.

As long as you have someone you trust and that knows what they are looking for, I see no reason to worry about it. 

First thing is first and that means to have the right trusted team.

I would never trust a template to manage a partnership.

Biggest thing I look for is trusting and getting to know the borrower.

I trust the community here at Bigger Pockets light years ahead of what google will tell me so I am hoping that some of you out there might be able to help point me in the right direction to find amazing WHOLESALERS in the cities of Salem, Beverly, Lynn and the North Shore of Massachusetts in general.

Account Closed If you are investing across the country I'd focus more on just finding someone you can trust to help you navigate the area.

They did all the legalities, (Land trust, disclosures, Deed, etc).