Feel free to reach out should you have more questions about this type of transaction.

In either case there most likely would be a public record showing the transaction and parties involved. 

You also would have a deeper knowledge of the laws regarding real estate, particularly since a portion of your practice now is real estate related.I may be mistaken, so please let me know if I am, but as an attorney, can't you use your law license to broker transactions? 

BP'ersHouse Hack - Rental - Reno - FlipWe need a term for this type of transaction.  

You say I can complete transactions right on this sight but how does that work?

Or is it more time effective to just simply put an offer in with a due diligence clause?

You hear of people doing deals without actually seeing the houses... its true, and that is the system I would strive to create.I would much rather have 5 $5,000 transactions per month, then 1 $25,000 especially if I could automate 90% of it... and this is coming from someone who has done more rehab (fix and flip) deals then anything else.

You'll find yourself learning quite a bit from your first transaction.

If you are going to live there short term (under two years ~ ~) the transaction costs will kill you.

As far as I can tell, then tenant has no effect on the cost of landlord insurance.