For example, as a lawyer I sometimes do a quick title search myself to see if there are any weird items in the chain.

It humbled me they would take the time out of their schedule to meet and I of course paid for the meal as I should.

@Roger Vi, I'm currently an engineering major but I'm in the process of changing it to a more business but technical degree like maybe coding or supply chain (honestly have no idea yet)@Sam Valme it sounds way more simple when you lay it out like that, I really appreciate it.

Most investors probably haven't heard the old term a "china egg" you work with it, answer all the angles, hope it will lead to a good meal and you crack it open and there is nothing there!

The talking points are:Commission splitEducationCosts associated with being associated with that RealtorIs there a mentor programHow well known are theyYou don't necessarily have to be a national chain to be the dominant Realtor in a market... ask around

This allows their computers to rapidly and efficiently pull chains of title and voluntary and involuntary liens of record without physically going to the recorders office. 

Is it part of a national chain or mom and pop? 

This is why most banks to a Phase I to see if it is even worth them taking it back or just letting it go to the city for back taxes so they they can avoid being in the chain of title.

Transferring into a land trust will avoid breaking chain of title.

This scenario was the example given as the claims that are incorrect in the chain emails.The snopes article exposes that example as incorrect.