You should contact a few attorneys and vet out the one who seems to have the most knowledge/experience with cotenancy disputes. 

Certainly, you can invest in what others are calling the best housing markets but acquiring the knowledge first to do so is vital.Once you feel you have a city (market) in mind, that is either already growing or you feel will grow soon - start investing there!

Read the answer and see if the person appears knowledgeable and nice or whatever else matters to you.After going thru a few questions, you will have a few names.

She follows up, she has fantastic communication skills (always available), she has a thorough knowledge of the local market, she has a great team in place to help her, and it's obvious she has a passion for what she does.  

I've been gaining a lot of knowledge recently which is helping me overcome this fear!

For my first post, this was a great experience and it's good to know there are people out here willing to share their experiences and knowledge.  

BP is a the greatest place to find all the Knowledge and partners you may need for any deals.

Terry Skinner don’t over thinking and and get confused with conventional knowledge.

However, I was wondering if you have recommendations for books or sites that offer basic to intermediate information for those of us starting out and really trying to establish a good base of knowledge.

I appreciate all the knowledge shared!