You should speak with an attorney about drafting up an agreement between the parties involved detailing the profit and equity percentage splits and your accountant will prepare the tax returns accordingly.

Look forward to speaking with you! 

A purchase agreement with the seller and an assignment with the investor/buyer should be all that you need generally speaking.  

The "water-proof" aspect is great, but the material quality is otherwise disappointing.

An important quality I look for when working with Title Companies is their ability to problem solve, be dependable and responsive and have a polite and professional demeanor when interacting with me or anyone else involved in the transaction.  

In my experience, investing out of state in a single family or small multifamily is fraught with risk:1) You won't be an expert in the area (unless you've lived there)2) You have serious tenant risk (1 bad tenant can ruin years of returns)3) Good quality, small asset property managers are tough to come by

@Luke Ryan - Hi Luke, Interested in speaking with you in regards to what I am looking for.

In an attempt to add value to her and the education they will be providing me, my thought is to hire a friend of mine who produces high quality video content for real estate agents and auctioneers(yes, there will be drone footage).

Hi Team,After much due dilligence on the various areas of the Lehigh Valley region, I am looking to purchase my first multi-fam and would like to speak/work with a realtor that covers the region.Looking to break out of the buy&hold SFH and non-performing notes space with multis being my long term goal.

I don't have access to comps in Littlefield, and hope to speak to someone that does.