Once I have this I can make numerous suggestions.If you need an agent who doesn't limit his or his teams territory and would like an agent with a literal PHD in organic chemistry among so many accomplishments prior to getting into real estate let me know. 

Anyone getting their feet wet in the Bay Area?

Iv'e researched numerous probate file's and I'm in no way related to those decedents.Since you visited the court house there is no need to request the death certificate. 

I have used Kim Spann at 615 Title numerous times. 

Otherwise, keep your original wet-signed copies and guard them.If you do happen to negotiate seller financing, you will absolutely want an attorney to draft/review the documents related to this private loan and also consult with your CPA.

I’m definitely looking for a mentor or someone to shadow because I did my first investment which I saw where I made numerous mistake.

I have actually starting to search for a first deal (much smaller than my original post) to get my proverbial feet wet.

@Kelly McJunkinI would get your feet wet by putting 20% down on a conventional loan for a SFH.

Just trying to get my feet wet.

After reaching out to my inner circle of family and friends, I've already received interest from numerous people potentially willing to be my private money lenders.