I definitely suggest setting up some Keyword Alerts for the topics you feel knowledgeable, so you can jump into those conversation and offer advice!

If anyone is on a tight deadline, I would definite suggest going down in person.

I'm eager to team up with Investors, Lenders, General Contractors, Architects, and Legal teams.

Apparently there were two sisters that sold it to him and only one signed but she had a letter stating she was power of attorney for the other sister but apparently that doesn’t hold up (I don’t know why) and Yes I didn’t do a title search when I brought the property from my father 🤦🏽‍♀️. so for the pass 15 to 20 years ( I think) this womans name has been on the tittle At this point idk what to do I have looked for her called siblings turn in paperwork stating her sibling was power of attorney and nothing has budge I own my house free and clear and it could help jump start my real estate career.. please if you have advice I would appreciate it P.S ALL ADVICE RECEIVED TO ME WILL NOT BE LEGAL ADVICE BUT MERELY SUGGESTIONS OF THAT PERSONS EXPERIENCE.

I didn't get started until I was 36 y/o.5 years later and I'm financially free.It wasn't easy but it's definitely doable. 

All the "title company" is in any of these real estate transactions is a third part that obeys the legal, binding contract that the two parties have setup. 

But they definitely heard a story from another person that never owned one about how expensive it is. 

These can often lead to meaningful connections that turn into investment partnerships.Legal and Ethical Considerations: Make sure any partnership agreement is vetted by a legal professional to protect all parties involved.

The trick is the definition of SE compensation.

The sellers don’t want to return the earnest money, creating more problems.If anyone has experience with this, could you advise on legal options?