I was firm in saying no stating that I would not do anything until the title came back clean.

Now that I've graduated with a good job lined up I'm finally ready to take the first steps in beginning a new journey in buy and hold real estate.I'm currently living in the Tualatin/Tigard area and working as a mechanical engineer for a large semiconductor firm.

Here are highlights from the firm's Houston multifamily report for spring 2018.

also the second reply is a good one with networking with realistate firms for upcoming deals id suggest setting up a new email so its easier to look threw it as i made the mistake of using my primary and sometimes ill miss a deal because it was under the flood of nonsense emails.

Many cost segregation firms, provide the extra service at no additional charge, to fill out the form on your behalf.

The real estate firm Keller Williams did a study and found that 12 hours of calling will find you a deal.

Another association I belong to, Ive assisted with property tax appeals, connecting association with a capable law firm.

I would check with local realtors and have a firm quote from a GC on build costs.Alternatively, you could build and hold. 

Please include any details on your experience with the recommended firms. 

I will need this even if I am using a property management firm, correct?