On the same note, starting out you probably will need a deal first, I recommend finding a deal and partnering with an experienced sponsor, be on the GP side with them and learn while growing your investor pool.

Experienced Investor.

I hope that they are able to see the problems they are experiencing and make some simple changes that can make them a lot more tax revenue in the long run.

I'm wondering if any of the online services can do it cheaper.

@George FryeCurious by what you mean when you say “popular again”I agree with most that it’s not worth time or effort and trainings are ramping up as many jurisdictions have tax sales coming up in August and the fall and it’s the ways for “guru’s” to start advertising training which for this 99.9% can be found free online and as others mentioned it’s not worth the chase.

For you experienced house flippers out there, what other services do you leverage a real estate attorney for outside of what I've mentioned above?

I thank all the experienced BRRRR investors in advance for their wisdom on this topic.Steve

I would recommend utilizing the free landlord software that is out there that can provide you with rent estimates for your area, market syndication and online applications/screening.

Sending a paper check to my address would also be acceptable.I do know that he could go online and set this up himself with his bank. 

Hey @Jared Baker...have you considered working with an experienced RE Agent?