If the attorney is offering to issue a title policy post purchase ask for a pro forma commitment before bidding so you can see what exceptions to title will be taken so you'll have some idea of what defects in title will not be covered by the policy.

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I think your post kind of speaks for itself.

There are a bunch of posts on this forum and on the Fix and Flip forum that will teach you the fundamentals. 

I've posted recently about the extremely low inventory or Coastal STR's and Multi Family properties in Oregon. 

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The one I posted makes 50-60k income and the house was 150k plus 40k rehab.

My thought as I read your post was that if you are going to limit your advice givers to only those who flip 5+ a month, you are probably going to leave out a lot of great people who could help you on your journey.Up to you though.....

I'll post the link in the comments.

As another Architect here, I agree with both post by @Alex Furini.