I would probably get a buyers agent to represent you in the transaction. 

Quote from @Ruchit Patel: @Jay Hinrichs Since this is my first sub2 deal, I need a lawyer who knows how to handle recording and insurance changes without triggering the due-on-sale clause.

If the Broker was only representing the Seller then well you went un represented..

Perhaps it's best to obtain your own counsel.I have to disagree with you counselor, an attorney retained by an insurer to represent the insured does not, in any circumstance, represent the insurer.

.- If we have to go to court a lawyer has to represent the owner and I attend as a witness.

The problem is that lawyers representing DST investors first try and reach a settlement.

Briefly, an LLC offers legal protection through separation of ownership, and an umbrella offers financial protection through the contract to represent and negotiate up to a set limit in interest of the underlying asset and owner.

I’m I Realtor in Houston Texas and it is not required for the buyer to be represented by an agent.

They are licensed but are very careful to disclose their working relationship and that they don’t represent the buyer at all. 

This is an equal opportunity industry: agents of all skill levels have almost equal opportunities to represent clients.