I am considering a new town home as a starting point and would love any advice around that as well (if it's a bad idea / gotchas around that).Regards,Soup Nikk

Some cases don’t make it to court, in that case mailing obituaries, asking estate sales or funeral homes for referrals are not bad ideas.

It sounds affordable and useful, and can save that much in a month or two safeguarding flips against bad contractors.

Hello, I currently own 2 rentals in Tyler TX, I have had bad experiences with residential rentals and am trying to move to commercial RE (no multifamily), I have a good opportunity but since it is my first acquisition I am trying to avoid making a mistake.

You can consider switching careers if your income dramatically exceeds your corporate income (highly unlikely in the next few years).

At the time, I had a successful retail management career but when I turned 23 I went through a process of what I call metacognition.

Congratulations and I wish you the best of luck in your real estate investing career.

I'm seeing mixed reviews on the web so want to get input from fellow investors about good or bad experience they may have had with the company. 

I would never use a national resource for title searches unless it was a national title underwriter. all my note transactions are done by the local title company  No national vendors all fresh title I know most don't want to do this but I am not going to be that guy that gets a client into a bad title situation.. so we are over kill for sure as we order a new escrow on each note assignment.. but hey better safe than sorry when it comes to our investors dollars.

We wish you the best in your real estate investing career!