For the last few weeks I have been dead set on investing into my first piece of income property. I love buy and hold multi family units.

I currently reside in Delaware. With that said I don’t plan to live here ...

Till this day he plays a "take it or leave it" game where he proposes an offer that is just another carrot on a stick and says take it or leave it, and then no matter what I comment back, the answer is "ok guess you don't want that". 

For example, say an investor/landlord has multiple multi-unit properties and does a bulk purchase of paint to touch up or update their units.

I ask because I'm a little uncomfortable that the "expert" has no real skin in the game and if it went sideways they aren't out anything but time. 

I'd imagine multiple smaller units would drive up revenue per sqft.I have always wanted to do rv/boat/car stoarge and toss up some good size solar panels and charge premium for covered parking haha.

I have opened multiple llc accounts with centennial bank.

Looking for a RE attorney/title attorney, GC, and/or realtor that is willing to put some skin in the game and be active with me in searching for and closing deals.

Who and why is someone "potentially" letting you in with no skin in the game?

This is a fun game. 

This morning I received an email stating the the title company will not insure the property with the heirship affidavit ( keep in mind, my processor was informed multiple times there was no probate of the estate because the state did not require it when we went through the legal process.)I am looking for advice/direction on what steps I should take next.