I have my wife who works for the Department of Justice of the United States to call about this matter, maybe that would put some heat up under them.

@Tonya Clark did you ever find a investor friendly title company or closing attorney you would recommend for dual close and/or assignments?

You are on the right track!

A good turnkey company will have a high (and consistently tracked) occupancy rate and other good performance metrics so doing your due diligence when selecting a partner will go a long way to mitigating these risks.

No one with a track record of mortgage fraud is getting another mortgage any time soon, purchase or refinance, even if "this time I'm being honest, I promise."

I have pretty significant student loan debt, just finished a dual degree program with a law degree and an MBA, just bought my first house (we didn't house hack my wife didn't want to now kind of regrets it), and just bought  a car.

My observation from being close to some of these individuals is that there are two main reasons why they often don't invest with other investment managers:1-they don't know them (trust)2-they don't like/know about their track record (competence)Since my current track record in producing returns through RE investing is non-existent, the only currency that I have going for me is my character.

The land bank is looking for qualified purchasors with a successful track record of remodeling homes.  

I think you are on the right track, but it's going to take more networking and talking to more people about what you want to do.

I've found that if you ask the right questions, BP has the people and resources to give you an answer that will set you on the right track.