You can find quit claim deeds filed in most land record offices, you can in all offices but perhaps with more effort.If you have some basic letter that says "I see you were recently granted an interest in real estate......if you have an interest in selling this property....." type of thing.Quit claims are used in estate issues, divorce settlements, used to convey property as a deed-in-lieu-of-foreclosure to a lender (think private lender), in estate planning and in instances where one contributes property to another entity and they are often misused.

Good day BP.Looking to add all local active members of BP to my colleagues in the Miami or from anywhere in the country maybe even the world. looking to expand my network hopefully learn a thing or two from everyone I'm new to this but I'm very interested and eager to learn everything i can in this business.  

I'm studying the material, but only to educate myself.After reading J Scott's book and chatting with other investors I've learned that having a license can (in some ways) hold you back as an investor since you are held to a certain moral code of conduct as a Realtor...so, I'm taking his approach to it.His wife got the license, and he stayed without one...at least for a while...I believe he has one now possibly :-)Also, which course are you taking?

I hope to learn as much as I can in a short period and pull the trigger on my first property this year.

I am looking to learn as much as I can in general, but I am specifically interested in buying and holding small multifamilies.

, credit scores are great, and they have big fat down payments (which could hint at their "real" income that you won't see on tax returns).All the data that I've read says that non-QM is outperforming FHA.

You do not win all the deals but I just want the fat ones.   

I hope to learn as much as I can in order to be able to make progress.Before anyone lets me know these questions can be answered by a simple search, I just wanted to say I have searched and I've found some good results but I want some information geared toward my specific situation.So as a quick introduction; I'm 18 years old, I just quit my job like a week ago, I have roughly 1.1k saved up.

I think the key to doing that is Networking, meet as many people as you can in every area of REI (lawyers, agents, lenders, contractors, etc, etc.).

Next up is his book on estimating rehab costs.I'm here to learn as much as I can in preparation for my next investment.