I would also like to build a network of reputable, integrity based individuals in my area.

What to Look for in a Real Estate AgentWhen buying a home, you want a real estate agent who… Takes the time to understand your needs and goals, so you have a true partner in your home buying journey.Explains everything clearly and answers your questions, so you’re never in the dark.Has expertise and a track record of success in the local market.Knows how to find great properties in your price range.Will alert you to new listings, quickly, so you get the jump on those opportunities.Will advise you on the best price to offer for the home you want.Will prepare and present the offer, and skillfully negotiate such things as price, conditions, closing dates, etc. so you get the best deal.Will save you potentially thousands of dollars by ensuring you don’t overpay for the property you want.Will recommend reputable home inspectors, movers and other professionals you may need.Not every real estate agent offers all of these services.

I don't have any experience with them.however since they are CA based and did not post a CA BRE license number or CFL or NMLS I suspect they do not lend on 1 to 4 units as those require those above licenses if your in CA.Also I am always a little curious about those that say they lend from 20k to 20 million LOL.. no one can make a dime on a 20k loan... so thats curious.Lastly and this is just a personal pet peeve I just don't care for companies that don't list their principals and a small bio on their web page so you can look into the owners on google and make sure they are upstanding citizens.. again maybe its a marketing thing and maybe I am all wet but thats my preference I want to see who the principals are... they should be proud to put themselves up there ( again my pet peeve LOL)Just don't sent any up front money..

I even did lots of research on the company and it has very good reputation, so I felt good about themThe estimate I was given was a lump sum with all the items listed, no broken down list.

Or do you believe there is enough information on the web to build a reliable template?

I am with Evergreen Note Servicing, we specialize in Seller Finance collections, are licensed in TX, have a fantastic 24/7 web platform that generates investor reports as well as an investor services group that works with our TX properties investors.Good luck with your plan and I hope to hear from you with questions or how we can help you with your properties.

David Gonzalez Check the county assessors web site, you should be able to search the address and find the ownership information.

Looking to find a reputable local agent to help identify/close on a Multi-Family property in the area.

I have no connection to them and have not used them, but have heard that they have a good quality, well priced and fast reputation.

If it's a reputable wholesaler they typically would not use a shady title company