Glad to have more people to interface with though on my journey. 

This is where estate planning and business entities must interface and an investment in training will be smart money. 

It's a poorly organized database and interface though and can be hard to find what you want so an OPRA request can help cover anything you might miss researching on your own.A lot of unsuspecting buyers don't know these types of information exist and are available for free to the public.  

Dot loop is okay too but not worth it for the cost.right signature is the cheapest if you have an affiliation but its interface isn't quite as nice.I would vote for Docusign~

I think Zillow has a Lot of the local traffic nowadays in the San Jose, CA area and their interface offers a lot of info that consumers are after.

I also preferred the interface of Buildium.The negatives of Buildium is that the prSupoort wasn't designed for high level accountants.

Who you interface with at US Bank (or any other lender) is pretty important. 

This is secondhand information, however, since I have not interfaced with them personally.Cohoes Housing Authority (S8), on the other hand, was great to work with (direct deposit on the 1st, would answer my questions), although they would not pay me market rate for my apartment

This will give me practice with interfacing between owners and tenants and also hopefully get me enough units to where a PT or FT maintenance man would be an option.Good luck!

There's a lot of what L&I does that interfaces with other departments and you'll get a lot of answers to questions like "That's not my job" So for you to actually figure out what you need to do will require your own sleuthing because odds of someone actually helping you are slim to none.