One of the worse things a new investor can do is try to learn the game with a financial monkey on your back.For any other questions you have; I'm happy to connect with you on the phone or in person to help point you in the right direction. 

You can say "well that's common sense".

That wasn’t how I typed it out in my phone...

HIS fees have been far higher than we anticipated through this process so we are hoping to avoid a $750 reply for this information since it seems to take him 2 hours to compose every email and doesn't return phone calls.

I believe this would be a "tenancy in common" situation but I am looking into ways to split the property as to have a clean deed/ title.Should I be looking into finding a title search company and a real estate lawyer to resolve this issue?

@Chrissy Arnold i usually just skip trace and get the owners on the phone. i will also send out handwritten letters.

Full benefits and 401k and phone.

A private lender is a person and you vet in person by assessing your relationship with them and common friendships. 

This means that there is not always an easy way to find competent people to work with besides making phone calls and screening out the lemons.

I just got off the phone with a very smug account Wells Fargo business checking associate who was very proud of discovering my registered agent's address (used on LLC filing)  on the state website listed for other LLCs.