Overall, I now think that what Anderson sells can be accomplished with any attorney experienced in corporate law.

To add to what @Jerry W.says I see lots of properties bought into  the late 90s in corporations. 

. $200+ dollars later, my attorney is drafting the Limited POA and General Partnership Agreement.I do have a followup question regarding liability and protection:Does anyone have thoughts on if its okay to start out with just a large insurance umbrella policy, in addition to my standard policy and General Liability Policy and then once we get several properties under our belt consider incorporating for better protection???????

It was later added to incorporate a limit based on asset basis as well.

You can also consider using LLC or other incorporation type and purchase the property that way.

Things like deeds, mortgages, articles of incorporation, and anything else that a title search could find but in one location would be super handy!

although it sounds like your trying to incorporate more than simple servicing into one size fits all.for simple servicing we have used Zimple money .. 

*******************And, this is some of the information they need (I'm pasting this from an email they sent to me):1) Personal ID verification - please send a color image, front and back, of: Current Government or State Issued ID 2) Tax ID verification, send copy of: SS-4 IRS Notification Letter (Unable to accept SS-4 Application) 3) Business Address (listed on your application) verification, send copy of: Utility bill or Government/State document showing the business name and physical address Please note, we are unable to accept PO Box or commercial mail forwarding addresses 4) Business Agent (listed on your application) and Legal Business Name (if any business type other than Sole Prop), send copy of: Articles of Incorporation/Organization or Operating Agreement (signed and specifying you as an agent/officer/member) 5) DBA Name verification (if applicable and listed on your application), send copy of: Assumed Name or Fictitious Name Statement showing DBA. 6) Business description: Please describe your business and provide a link to your website.

Being incorporated in some way may help to limit your liability.

Jeff has some great points to incorporate into your analysis.The result of your analysis is typical in the mid cities and Dallas area, demand is high pushing up prices to levels where many prudent investors are priced out.