The other five consist of a country club, five health clubs with office buildings. 

You can try the county clerks office where you want to send out the cards. 

I am currently living the daily grind of working in a corporate office and am looking to real estate for a way to find financial freedom.

I ended up calling the main office number for my local Coldwell Banker and got a hold of an agent that was working after hours.

@Krista Walker I think @Al Wilson is right - I would reach out to commercial loan officer at a smaller/community bank local to the area in which you are investing.  

This is a big one, and you should go office-to-office to brokers to give your pitch, bringing some lunch with you for all attendees.

hi heather. many bookstores and stationary places have the necessary documents you are looking for. office max, office depot, etc. but, some counties do not accept these. some county clerks require exactly what they want in order to complete your transaction. i would start by going to the county clerks office and ask them for all the papers you will need to complete this transaction. they can be very helpful at times even though they are state employees.......lol

But seeing a 309,734-square-foot office complex in Manhattan Beach, California sell for $96.1 million on Auction.com is definitely a new experience.

We have talked to both existing lenders who say that transferring the title will trigger the DOS clause and while I don't expect them to hang out at the county recorder's office or do searches on a regular basis, it does bring into question the whole topic of insurance.

I actually have seen where portfolio lenders advertise using one property as down payment on another, but have not experienced this, and when I have spoken to their loan officers, generally do not get an answer on whether they would actually do it.More importantly, you will learn that even with a cash-out refi, you will likely not find anyone who will lend more than 70 - 75% of appraised value, and with the cost of the loan, it would likely not be worth it to you for the 10 - 15K you could potentially take out if you currently owe 60K on the 1st mortgage.