One thing that I need to research further is the process of buying a house quickly with cash.

Chances are you've done enough research to know who to contact.

Good Morning all,I have done a lot of calling and research and I think I know the answer but I figured  I would ask. 

Do some research on "piggy backing". 

In researching property taxes for properties to buy, I’ve noticed the combined assessed rates can be over 3% in some cases, particularly in desireable school districts.

I ran to google after listening to the speaker and have been researching the pros and cons of wholesaling but mainly run into people doing it outside of my local community.

After subtracting those amounts from the ARV, you now have your maximum offer.After doing some research and talking to your agent, you should be able to figure out your closing and holding costs and narrow it down to a percentage of the ARV.

After researching, I am definitely more comfortable to start looking at long distance investing so long as I understand the vetting process of a property manager.

Research properties near yours that have tax bills going to an address different from the property.

Do some research on sales of controlling interests (will this actually avoid any transfer costs), local bulk sales laws (will there be other taxes due or will creditors appear), and the limitations of seller warranties and indemnities (is my contract worth the paper it's printed on).