@Frank SanchezI have a sneaky feeling that you are not working with a rockstar loan officer who understands investors. 

Buy blank checks at Office Depot and you can make them in your laser printer.I know some people setup different accounts for each property, but that seems like unnecessary extra work.

I usually tell new agents looking to join our office that they should expect about $3,000 before they get their first check on all of the business related items

Your second call is to a real estate attourney bc again the nuance involved in filling out the forms is a pain in the *** + you need special legal sized paper with margins of a certain length - lol - I thought I had it all dialed in, brought it to the assessor's office (or whatever city, windowless room it was) and got pinged $85 for the wrong paper size. :) I am currently working on quit claiming our recent purchase into the LLC and after gathering most of the paperwork have just left a message with an attourney so I don't have to go through all those hoops again.

I'm fairly new to real estate, especially Wholesaling and I'm looking for any tips/advice you'd be willing to share. 

I’m a native from Houston, I’m familiar with and my office is close to 77004.

can i work with a title co/closing attorney office to help navigate?

Just a quick tip to avoid concerns down the way: rule 506(c) allows for general solicitation, 506(b) does not.

In order to be successful I recommend a couple of tips.1) Make sure house is vacant.

Then I called the town collectors office and found out there is a $1500 outstanding tax bill due from 2018, and a $610 water/sewer bill.