Should I be in contact with a title company to help facilitate the transaction on the day of closing?

wow seems like your situation is a bit similar to mine haha- I grew up here in San Diego and actually just got my RE license since I have family that are looking to buy and sell their properties, in addition to my goal of accumulating more rental properties in the future (I own a condo in San Marcos and rent the extra rooms out to college kids at the moment).On top of that my fiancée is in her residency in Detroit, MI so I'll be relocating there in the summer and am looking for the best way to facilitate my investment goals in CA while also tapping into the market in Metro Detroit as it seems easier and more forgiving than a beginner wanting to tackle the southern CA markets!

This is precisely where I am at in Dayton.I need to get to Dayton Soon to facilitate the claim on my recent fire loss so that would be a good time to meet the good people at the VA.I don't have sufficient resources to make a new non profit venture workable yet but that is an idea I am exploring.

The facilitators and the city staff says they will include both Frameworks 5 and 7 in the report. 

The new law applies regardless of whether the owner rents the property themselves, hires a Realtor® to rent the property, or uses an online platform to facilitate the rental.

My check continue to be facilitated by them.

This property was a forclosure that my agent found and helped me facilitate.

Looking at the way some of the previous comments are laid out it is like you would walk into a bank and just say you wanted a loan and they would just start pitching bricks of Benjamins at you no questions asked.One thought is to get a big HELOC on the current place that you can use to help facilitate future purchases or as a lifeline if something bad happens.

Property owners facilitate the living of life in their properties-People CHOOSE to rent from us, and if we are slumlords or only in this for the money, they may not. 

It happens.I had 3 contracts fall through on the same property on a hot property in a very hot area. 1st person decided to go lease a new car 2 weeks before closing and that ruined their DTI. 2nd person wanted an unreasonable repair that I couldn't realistically facilitate (needed access to the neighbors property) and wouldn't take a credit. 3rd person had their home sale fall through, so they backed out and lost a part of their deposit.