This is making it difficult finding insurance carriers willing to offer a policy.

You just need to make sure that the list price of your property is well below 70% of ARV to ensure wholesalers or fellow investor end buyers will be putting forth an offer.

Mind-blowingly cheap...And @Oscar Calle yeah, tier one skip tracing is offered by only very few, which often is a shortened title search.

If you feel more comfortable having a lawyer review it, that is still a stronger starting point to save money since they are not starting fresh. 

We are looking for recommendations on a good Lawyer and CPA that practices real estate law, taxes and strategies.

I'm currently a buy and hold investor (utilizing various househacks), but I'm hoping to get into the STR space end of this year/early next year.In terms of your financing options, here are some things that come to mind (albeit may or may not apply to your situation):- Utilize second-home loan option (10% downpayment) if the property qualifies- Utilize a small local bank to see what loan options they may offer (perhaps some may have experience lending on STR?

Fathom does have a mentor program for beginners coming to Fathom, is based on servant leadership, offers 100% commission less a transaction and an annual fee and more.

Should I recommend a lawyer to my client to assist with the financials and license / permits or is that not necessary?

My question is: If I have the wholesaler that has the contract assign it to me when I have an offer for a property from one of my buyers, Can the wholesaler A find out who the buyer is when it goes to close?

Looking for recommendations for a lawyer who can help us close a multi family deal in the area (1031)thank you for any recs!