Although, it sounds like these would be documents an experienced investor would have, not a first timer.

That's great that you are experienced in construction, just keep in mind that you will make way more money using that skill set in the evaluation and management of the rehab, than swinging the hammer yourself.Best of luck.

Speak to an experienced mortgage broker, your realtor should be able to recommend someone they work with.

In my real estate business, I'm sending about 8k letters a month and it keeps me and my team pretty busy.  

But we would like to see here what our next step may be, and the next after that.Any experienced people in Wholesale who can help answer some our beginner questions would be greatly appreciated.  

I am currently working on building my team for my new business and would like any suggestions for a real estate investing attorney and title company recommendation for the South Puget Sound area as well as Mt.

Putting together a good team would be a great start since people like my agent tend to be a little more knowledgable about what is coming onto the market. 

Due to low inventory and trying to stir up more opportunities I recently put a few posts on Craigslist for my target market indicating I buy houses for cash.I have gotten several responses and asked them a few questions via email prior to a phone call.SO for those experienced in doing this, what is your approach to vetting people prior to making a trip to their property?

Hi Doug, I just got the ABC's of building a business team that wins on the mail today.

You should also select a local and experienced Team full of professionals that will help on doing things that you need help on or do not know.The primary Team members are typically Attornies, real estate Agents, CPA's ( or accountants), Inspectors, General Contractors, and Handymen.