(try Power Prospecting)Get the DEAL and the TEAM  will materialize.( Controlling real estate with a skinny contract is a powerful leverage tool.)So when you talk to a title company - all they are going to do is quote you a price for settlement based on your contract.

I am not very knowledgeable about this topic but while I am prospecting deals I often come across LLC owned properties and open a tab to search the owners.

They might be willing to push info to you that they are providing to other customers.  

As a side benefit, you would improve your asset protection by taking the excess funds out of the LLC since they wouldn't be available to potential future creditors of the LLC.Regarding the application process, the brokers are subject to "know your customer" regulations so they will need to know identifying information for the human being that is authorized to make decisions on behalf of the entity.  

I want to automate the showing process, by having prospects registering (sending maybe a copy of the DL) and providing them a unique code within a specific time window to go and see the property. 

Need some help here.Just showed a property to prospective tenant who just moved here from Western Europe.

If you have a 50/50, then you use class, you'll just have to input all +/- on that class, and when it's dough dividing time, you just either pay a customer vendor or a class (you classify yourself as one class, or your equity).

How do you guys track / categorize your expenses so when it comes time to sell, you can show the prospective buyer it costs X to keep the property up to par and y to improve it.

How to prospect for houses?

Once you get comfortable with the process and you find a deal worth pursuing, reach out to the listing broker and request the trailing twelve month financials ("T12") and current rent roll to get a better sense of the financial prospects of the property.I also recommend a few books on this topic that should help you get comfortable with analyzing deals: The ABC's of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy (Chapter 7)The Ultimate Guide to Buying Apartment Buildings with Private Money by Michael Blank13 Steps to Valuing Your First Multiplex by Ben Leybovich