I don't have all the answers you need, but I would say to make sure the title work is properly done, either BY a title co. or following direct steps laid out by a reputable title co.... even some lawyers screw this up.I've had to shop a property closing around to 10 different title companies before I was lucky enough to find one to close it for me...all this because the family members used a lawyer to transfer title between each other. 

I'm originally from there, but living in CO now.  

Hi my name is Erik, I'm looking for a Denver area real estate lawyer who is bilingual.

That is I buy into portfolios of 10 SFR at a time that are co-owned by the managers for aligned interest.  

I invest in portfolios of 10 SFR at a time that are co-owned by the managers for aligned interests.  

I am just getting started and need to build a network of investors, title co's, and RE agents, just to name a few.

It will be solved and brought current when they list the house and sell properly through a title co or closing attorney.Possibly do them a solid (since you are family, pretty please?)

In time I hope I can contribute to other new investors to pass on the knowledge as well.My Situation:  My Fiancee and I are planning on purchasing a 2 family, by CO,  home on Long Island in the next few months (or sooner).

Once signed take your contract and deposit check to the title co. and open an escrow.

Whether your are a flipper or a BRRRR investor higher interest rates will in a stable market (not including places like Seattle and Denver in this conversation) lead to declining sale/appraisal prices and allow you to cash out at a lower % to ARV in order to meet your cashflow needs.