@Noni Ifyefobi what’s up Noni and congrats on passing your test, first thing you need to do is find a brokerage that fits your goals, you also need a killer transaction coordinator as you will be doing this for the first time you’ll need somebody who knows what to do when it comes to pushing paperwork and helping you get over some of these rookie hurdles, at that point you’ll just need to get acquainted with the MLS, zipForm, and how to properly analyze a deal but with only 10k to put down you’ll be squeezing between down payment and closing costs I would suggest you try to get some seller credits coming your way to help minimize out of pocket costs!

I know we can get it cheaper like through legal zoom or what not, however he did warn us that sometimes going that route they do miss a lot of other paperwork they need and he specifically said an operating agreement.I'm looking for a real estate attorney in Texas that can help us with starting an LLC and draft up an Operating agreement, hoping it'll be a smaller dent in our pocket than what the lending company is offering.

Assuming it is, I would ask the city what the paperwork process is to apply for a change of use or just a straight up inspection and CO.

And it makes a point of stating that you will be going by the specific criteria as listed in the application paperwork.

I know the stacks of paperwork I've had to sign with closing with a mortgage purchase and I've seen the couple pieces of paperwork that were required at a cash closing.  

This is a great thing and makes the numbers look much better, but I am unsure how to handle the county paper work or what the process is to update the records.

Do I need to have a Lawyer to go over the paperwork?

What kind of paperwork would I expect to fill out if we are purchasing the property together?

What kind of paperwork would I expect to fill out if we are purchasing the property together?

Ideally I'd like someone who is familiar with the concept of house hacking and can help me with any necessary paperwork.