As previous posters have said, there is a wide variation in quality and competence among attorneys.

I'd go back to the first way that you were doing things, sounds like it was working and the new method isn't.  

Looking at Student Rental #3 in December, and then for 2016 learning about the BRRRR method and executing upon a deal, so if anyone has information, currently does it, or can give any advice, I would LOVE to hear from you!!

I want to start a topic about what interesting methods people have tried for their marketing.

PIG-gy backing on Ben Leybovich's unfortunate flooding experience, I wanted to know what methods Puget Sound area investors use to help them evaluate flood risk on a buy-and-hold opportunity.Secondary question would are water-related red-flags for a property, and what are things that give you pause but can be worked with?

And the LA based investor by and large knew it as well they were getting quality homes with quality rehabs ( as the lender I made sure of it.) what none of us really realized was how fast things could go south..

We could have gone with a 203k instead of your client’s offer, but chose the cash for obvious reasons as timing is critical to my clients and they are counting on the closing this Thursday, June 18th.It’s a shame your folks do not have a contractor relationship who understands how to create a quality product, while ensuring an investor gains a healthy return on their investment.

I know I'm in the right place to learn quality information from qualified people so LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Any good methods for pulling out the capital in the property?

What are good qualities to look for in a good title company?