And depending on the state, the title costs may be fixed, so going with a group directly affiliated with a reputable law firm has given me the best luck, and no difference in price.For financing, there should not be any issues, since you are not trying to take out MORE than you paid for it.  

You'd be looking at over 2k with my firm.

Once you know the process what all is required in the cost associated with permitting etc. then you can reach out to engineering firm to get a proposal and general contractors to get construction cost for the houses.

I have tried two different firms and they did not perform as advertised.

The rental growth rate from some of the institutional grade market research firms are putting out numbers as high as 7%/yr growth.

You have a management firm to manage your properties.

Check out many of the SDIRA firms out there and have a chat with them to see how they can assist.

I did just pass my brokers exam and a looking for a firm to work with so being able to represent myself as the buyer will hopefully allow me to leverage my agent status to my advantage.

The only thing I really know, for sure, is that Bank of America foreclosed successfully, but I was told an investment firm in Texas is actually selling the property.  

I'm looking for a good accounting firm.