I am looking to assemble my team and I looked at different title companies around my area and very confused about all the different products they offer.

when you start your business Deal acquisitions is your priority however you should set aside time to meet and build your "team" your "team" will essentially be a blackbook listed in priority your contacts for each respective specialty

Because it looks bad to override another DE.Your best bet is to see if the buyer can qualify for other financing (there is a new 97% LTV Conventional product called HomeReady), or maybe your state has down payment assistance programs (i.e. here in IL we have a $7,500 DPA program through the state you can use with Conv financing depending on the area, purchase price, and household income).Hope that helps, best of luck.

Or I would BRRR with more contractor assistance than the plan above while raking in the cash at the job/business where I built up the 200k.I am essentially doing plan 2 currently but not with 200k.

I've used Quickbooks and Peachtree in the past.....Xero is a much easier product to use and actually allows you to calculate depreciation each month (which last I checked Quickbooks does not do).I set up each rental as a separate "project" so when preparing tax returns on the Single Member LLC, I can easily split out the Schedule E items.

Show producers selling multiple products.

There is also a 203 refi product available that I wasn't even aware of.  

If you want really cool looking cards, you can always go to Moohttps://www.moo.com/us/products/business-cards.htm...

The beauty of MFRs is you essentially have one house in the sense of insurance and taxes.

Most housing that cheap is going to need substantial work and is excluded from classic lending products.