I've been talking with Greenfab a lot, but there are several Seattle-area modular companies worth talking with. 

They are putting on an educational webinar on the topic of SDIRAs and real estate (the title of this post) and I wanted to see what people's opinion of their company was. 

PLUS, good property management companies are great to build relationships with; they see and hear of off-market deals.

Was the title company able to gather documents from the seller, or were they never contacted?

The attorney then wanted to charge me another $1,500 to continue my case in April.Afterward, I discovered a company called "evicthemforme.com," which charges $260 for basically the same service.

My PM company does manage some there though.  

@Mike BonnJonathan Taylor 323.389.5340Feel free to reach out to Jonathan, I’m sure his company can fund, and if not he can point you in the right direction:)

Found this in another thread on BP:If it is privately held you may run into issues with the privacy policy of the company.

so far, I line up, realstate/wholesaler/one recommended PM/ 2 contractors that work on flipping for other investors/ a few local millwork vendors / tile company and i also set up a meeting with the housing authority for the section 8 program4.

Watch out for fine print that requires an additional fee at closing - this is a huge red flag and how most flat fee companies make money.