With multiple investment properties you have a history and track record as an investor. 2.

I sent my real estate documents to the lawyer.  

Need an attorney to review contracts, purchase agreements, independent contractor agreements, on-line auction documents, etc.Any recommendations would be appreciated.

If you want a database that is constantly updated, and that gives you a lot more data like length of ownership, debt, finance history, etc. there are better alternatives. ;-)

Momentum is all about consistency and persistence.The various prospecting methods are well documented both on BP and elsewhere...That information isn't hard to find...What's hard to find is the will and patience to keep at it!

Understand your documents and seek an opinion from a local lawyer who knows the lending laws.

He has very good financial standing, income, credit score is above 650 and has a good rental history. 

Looking at a few multifamily's today and I am wanting to know what type of documentation I need to ask for. 

Do I go to the seller and have them sign some documents or do I go to a lawyer first?

Unfortunately my business partner is computer illiterate and I'm quite confident if I even mentioned scanning and emailing documents to a CPA out of state that he would be upset.Tim,Thank you for the recommendation, that's exactly the type of CPA that I'm looking for--a CPA that also invests in real estate.