Getting that first property is critical.

I am guessing if the buyer and seller agree then you don’t need an attorney.Since the frank-Dodd act, all of the Closing Agent function is being done by the Title company and not the attorney.

@Ruth C. thank you for applying some critical thought to this.

The better either of the two numbers (Purchase price below $75,000, and Rent above $1,000) can be, of course the whole thing functions even better.I would suggest the bigger "key" to the whole puzzle is to "buy right".  

Responsiveness is critical in this business, and Mark is top notch in that regards.

I’ve heard every story, “the tenants are moving in tomorrow” Yea with no functioning kitchen? 

Reaching out for advice, referrals, tips and trick, raw criticism and everything else above.My wife an I have a goal to get eventually start investing into small to medium value add multi-families properties, (50-80 unit) for example.

Once the necessary repairs are done and the house is functional and livable and up to the standard of the neighborhood, I can sell it at market value which is higher than my purchase price and repair cost.

I doubt anyone ever actually consented to this - they are probably hanging their hat on some vague clause allowing access “necessary” to perform their function 

For example,  the power points for a lawyer might include: Latin, logic, critical thinking, debate, persuasive oratory, negotiation, technical writing, English and American history, etc.