I know several people that own HVAC companies, plumbing companies, are mortgage brokers etc that all have a bunch of properties "on the side". 

So, even though the closing attorney may have screwed up, if that attorney/title examiner worked on behalf of the title company, wouldn't it then still be in the title company's court?

I am strictly sales and have owned a marketing company for a long time as well.

There is no shortage of companies you can pay to send out mass mailings, texts or recordings.

Currently only 30 people per milePersonal Preferences:Local Metro: Older build , more expensive (at best its 0-100 cash-flow), higher rents, larger tenant pool Nearby Rural: New build , cheaper (Will cash flow +500), rents a little softer but demand for new products and neighborhoods is real, tighter tenant pool.

Data driven and research and investor friendly agents are always reach higher levels in the industry.I never interviewed big name companies, and I'm glad I didn't.

@Kevin SiAs real estate investors, we constantly weigh the pros and cons of different investment strategies, including the decision between a larger or smaller down payment on rental properties (I prefer smaller anytime I can).

If you are handy and you live locally, it may work out  But if you need a contractor to come from a larger city, they will charge an arm and a leg, if they come at all. 

We would need to hire a management company (found one we like, they take 30% but allow owners up to 60 days/year occupancy).

Based on the terms of the lease, the company took out a commercial rental insurance policy for their time while there.