After reading a lot and listening to audio seminars, do title companies have all the documents necessary for creative closings (double closings, assignments, quit claims, etc)?

Read articles, books, webinars, seminars, attended real estate investment club meetings.

For that, I was able to learn enough to get started by combing the internet, rather than splurging on a course, or attending seminars.

There are a ton of TV shows featuring Hoarders several of the episodes the hoarders live in and subsequently "trash" the rental property.

That's a good gauge for me.For marketing I use Trulia (they have a new rental feature) and CL.

I know others have commented on liking that feature too.I really like the site upgrades and can't see why people don't like them.

For an user-friendly website, godaddy.com has a "website tonight" feature that can get you up and running in a hurry.

I have done a few seminars in the past.

You want to get a quick sale but you don't want to go crazy adding features that don't necessarily increase your ROI.

I like when people are straight with me and don't sugar coat things, that is when you actually get the most helpful advice... so here is yours, you need to either find a mentor, go to a seminar/workshop or spend hours reading / asking questions here (or all of the above) before you go try to do deals, especially million dollar ones ;)