Agree that you and your husband have great transferable skills to be successful in real estate, looks like your biggest issue might be taking the plunge!  

The most common being if you sell the property and transfer title.  

I guess I don't see the point of asking questions about "mortgage and loan documents" if the property is foreclosed (these are irrelevant) or "insurance policies" since these terminate on deed transfer.

Also the majority of the courthouses down here have transferred the probate case files from paper documents to electronic digital format.

Methods may not be taught in the beginning, what you learn is the basis for everything done, what rights are held, how they are assigned, transferred, what rights are conveyed by an option, why tenants can't do some things.....it just makes everything come together when you read methods used after you get the basics.

If you change brokers its transferred to your new broker.

.- This school is very popular for engineering students from college to transfer over (me being one of them) once they've completed their diplomas at college.

One of the fields you should get is "type of transfer", it will have values like Quit Claim, Grant Deed, Warranty Deed, Affidavit of Death, etc.

Welcome David - It's good to see an experienced Investor who has benefited from a generational transfer of wealth (capital and knowledge) and who continues to build on that legacy.

In order to do that we also had to change ownership out of the LLC to the individual partners on the properties and agree to a stipulation that the properties would not be transferred back to the LLC with the understanding that if we did the loans could be called due.