What he can do effectively and proficiently depends on his level of experience.

One they are talking about conventional full doc national loan products.. this is where the great RMLO is the one who can make your deals go through.we filtered to a medium sized mortgage broker my wife uses here in PDX they can table fund with their own money.. then resell.. and its a 15 plus year relationship.. when he says he can do the deal  it gets done.I have had way to many sale fails in the past from RMLOs that were just terrible.. so you do need to find that proficient one. 

then you should find a CPA that specializes in those two areas or is at least proficient.  

Will get with our current CPA who does our business taxes and see if she is proficient in real,estate taxation and go from there since she know the rest of our finances!

Also is the lawyer you requested proficient with titles?

I communicate well both written and verbal, I'm good with numbers, I'm proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word, lastly I'm strong and not afraid of hard work.

Lastly, does anyone recommend an Attorney who is extremely proficient in this process and able to streamline the deed?

As a realtor, we have to keep a short list of proficient industry professionals that return great results because if one person in our chain (mortgage broker / bank, inspector, title company, etc.) drops the ball, it could kill a deal for us that we have put a lot of work into.

Here's what I would do:* Find Cash Partners* Find Credit Partners* Put together a Power Team* Write Down and organize your financial goals based on your financial needs (cash flow, personal debt)* Learn how to analyze markets to find the micro-markets that match your financial goals* Learn how money works (you will not learn this from most REI, or Harvard Business School)* Become highly proficient in both Geometry and Algebra (Analytical)* Understand the 2 Golden Rules of REI.* Understand the difference between:     * Good and Bad Debt     * Cost and Expense     * Cash Flow and Profit     * Good and Bad Equity ...at least that's where I would start...if I had to do it all over again.Which falls under the category of, "If I only knew then what I know now..."

If you are there, and very proficient, you can do it.