Sure - T&E people have their insider sources to check the title, but without formal abstract there is no guarantee to issue it (or so I was told).

Anyways, I just wanted to formally introduce myself and say that I’m excited to be sharing this journey with you and I’m looking forward to seeing you around the site. 

No more formal school for me.

I still got an inspection done though, just to know what problems I had to formally address - can't let the sell fall through at the flip.I don't think that I'd remove it for most deals though, so my example is the exception to the rule. 

I have found numerous law firms with a bunch of vaguely helpful summaries, but can't seem to find formal state documents.

@Roshan KoppuzhayilI originally asked my questions before the project I was considering had formally come on line.

How much has your formal education helped you in  REI. ?

You get a degree of protection from that in case the market turns, but you miss out on working deeply inside of the RE industry to spot opportunities as soon as they appear.Regarding mentorship, I would set up chats with people in the RE industry, but don't make them too formal because people are short and time are wary of committing to a mentorship. 

. =)  When people create their thought leadership platforms like Hunter's Cash Flow Connections, Joe Fairless' Best Ever show and/or Neal Bawa's Multifamily U on top of their Investment companies like Asym Capital, Ashcroft Capital and/or GroCapitus, do they usually form another formal business entity (Ex: through separate LLCs) to run their platforms or It wouldn't really matter?

If these are "Buddies" in the real since of the word, close friends, then you can pool money together without going through a formal syncidation process.