You would need an attorney and CPA on your team beforehand who understand what you're trying to do before you sign the paperwork. 

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I've been consuming a lot of content from the BiggerPockets books and website recently, especially about networking and building your team, but until now I feel like I am stuck with a chicken-or-egg problem: How do you start building your REI network if you have limited experience and resources?

@Denise Evans If the heirs have not taken action to move the title into an estate, or to transfer to an heir, how is the state supposed to know the person is deceased? 

In fact many of our properties are done that way - we get a signed contract and then turn the package over to the closing attorney and move on to the next one until closing day.Your local REIG can recommend some good closing attorneys / title companies and they will usually be happy to walk you through the process and even provide you with the forms you need to get the deal locked up and closed.

I said that is our team at Fast Trac.What would you choose expertise, knowledge, reliability, security, or price? 

The best move we made was a shift to a midterm / short-term hybrid model. 

After reading different investment books by BiggerPocket members,  it seemed like a wise move to be here.

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of the screen and look for local investors or meetups in your area.

I have spent more time following up with this company and their team than managing all my other properties.8- Their marketing material says they would buy the houses back if it’s not worth their expected appraisal amount9- Houses in Baltimore were sold to me as section 8 houses – they are now saying tenant is not paying 10- I have not received payment for the last house in Baltimore since April.

One of the homes is move in ready, with very little potential for value add due to the awkward layout and limiting lot size