@Austin Steed In addition to COREE, if you want to connect with other investors, there is a FREE landlording meeting this Thursday, May 26th, at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville (between Sawmill and Riverside) that features education (a Q&A session geared to newbies for general real estate investing and landlording as well as a featured speaker) and networking and has a good mix of newbies and experienced investors.

Most REIA's are geared for new investors.  

This is going back a ways so my recollection may be wrong.A litigation guarantee is issued with respect to some legal action (a quiet title or foreclosure for example) and is geared towards identifying parties to the action and protecting you from future claims of omitted parties.

If the state declares it a credit transaction, all federal laws that apply to credit transactions apply.This means, because it is a residence, the SAFE Act applies which means you will need a licensed MLO on the payroll of your state licensed lending operation.You will also need a Compliance Management System geared for a licensed lender and a qualified Compliance Officer. 

In the examination phase, you ask excellent questions, carefully prepared, in sequence, which are geared to give you a thorough knowledge of the Seller’s condition or situation.The first thing they do is ask you to fill out a medical history form.

Your state may use title companies instead of attorneys, but that is more geared towards closing.

I would then be able to see what they sold for and get some practice in before gearing up for the real thing.

If you have investors that want to earn immediate gains then go find a property to flip.Then you can continue to look for new investors geared towards wanting an income stream as opposed to a relatively shorter term gain.Finding investors who trust you is hard enough and since it appears you may have you should consider altering your investment strategy to accommodate their needs and wants.

Hello BP'ers,Finally gearing up to take the plunge in Kansas City, MO and am looking for attorney(LLC and real estate) and investment-friendly broker/lender recommendations (preferably fellow BP'ers).Suggestions welcome. 

Now I am gearing more towards 3 weeks apart.