What you seek does not exist.Being an investor-friendly title company requires unique local knowledge and the ability to be creative, flexible, smart and willing.You won't find that combo in a national title company.

Of course we all want an agent who is responsive, knowledgeable about the homebuying process, and is pleasant to work with, but if they don't understand your goals as an investor... none of that matters.Ideally, you'd find someone who specializes in the investor "niche" and analyzes multiple deals per week for other clients so they'll have plenty of know-how to help you find a killer deal. 

@Patrick GerrityI don't disagree with what the experts have said above.

It isnt necessarily related to real estate but the higher math classes and stats knowledge allows me to think up new ideas which isnt useful now but probably could be later if I blow up.

They seemed like they had some inside knowledge and a great system that guarantee results when it comes to income producing properties.  

@Eric Fernwood@Jody NewmanAccount ClosedNice post Eric, as always, and one who I consider the one of the most knowledgeable regarding Las Vegas.

The 3k might be worth every penny if he provides valuable knowledge and puts you in a position to make money for the rest of your life.

I recommend starting to significantly deepen your knowledge base by watching/listening to podcasts, reading books, and browsing the forums. 

They seemed like they had some inside knowledge and a great system that guarantee results when it comes to income producing properties.

I need to be able to leverage my money for acquisitions.I am not an expert, but this is what I would do.Use your cash for 20% down on a property with Hard Money and then refinance after the rehab to cash out and carry on to the next deal.