Certainly don't mind answering questions, but what if you were in the field and had to make a decission?

The attorney should be able to hold as well, but having a 3rd party title co keeps a level playing field.

Ideally I'd like to see some in the field experience.

Attorneys create a sense of trust and a level playing field when you're setting up private money.

Perhaps get a second job with a property management company, a RE office, or something in the RE field that would help speed up yr education while also providing an additional paycheck for savings.

He use to work for Truth and Lending and to be frank would go out in the field and in essence recover assets of corporations without malice or conscience.

I work in the new construction field and havent really decided on a niche to go with, most likely flipping given my background, but open to ideas.

There are many speciality fields that you should explore at this stage of your career and identify with one that you should start with and branch off from there.

This is my first time commenting on BP so I'm not sure what the ettiquette is here about sharing or promoting other products but this is about speed & best practices so here you go: My biggest forms of leverage & best sources for RE investing education have been: BP podcast, The Real Estate Guys (podcast, the book "Equity Happens", market field trips, Investor Summit at Sea), Rich Dad (Ken McElroy's books & CD's, KenFlix at KenMcElroy.com), The Elevation Group (membership site), my local Real Estate Investor's Exchange club, & local experts.

AKA Field day, barracks formations, police call, etc etc.