I was recently "retired" by my company after an acquisition and decided to go full time as a technology consultant, helping businesses with their cloud/voice/data/telecom needs -- along with my desire to be a real estate investor. 

In QB online, you pay for each company, which can add up very quickly.Biggest advantage of QB online is that there's easy access since everything is based in the cloud.

Title insurance is to protect you from unknown liens, encumbrances, etc (clouds on title).  

If you want good schools, good yuppie crowd, good cashflow, good suburban appeal, etc . . . there will be massively different recommendations in the submarket(s) that best fit.I would recommend doing some "cloud work" on your hopes, dreams, and ambitions in real estate investing and sitting down with Jay Marks and seeing what magic his real estate co can do for you. 

They're serviceable, but make sure you get a RE atty to take a look.I guess you need to find out the exact clouds on title first.

Don’t get me wrong, I was born and raised in this state and I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else in terms of location but don’t let that cloud your vision.

Your two remedies are to 1. sue the seller or 2. file the contract at county and cloud the title. 

By “Quiet title” he’s referring to a quiet title action, which is essentially a lawsuit brought to remove a cloud on the title and clarify ownership of the property and establish clean title.I’m not sure why the OP did a quiet title, but in my state (California) they’re sometimes done with tax deed sales so you can obtain marketable title to re-sell the property. 

A cloud-based platform that works with Zapier should allow you to connect other services. 

This question is akin to saying "tell me good things" so I'm going to try to give you the single best high-arching piece of advice that I know, then direct you to some further resource:Do the "cloud work" of finding your why before you start.