Please forgive me, I am willing to learn from the group expertises I have at least 6 months and will use it learning from the forums any and all advice/concern will be reviewed... thanks in advance 😊

So in practicality i do not think those companies are a great option.

When you are new it's going to be hard to sell investors on your expertise in finding them large-scale deals so building relationships and figuring out how to find a niche in the market will serve you well.

Not to mention the catastrophic lawsuit you could be facing.Please BP folks - do not give advice outside of your expertise. 

Some people might think that's a conflict of interest.All in all you might want to talk with a good real estate attorney who practices in the county where the property is and make sure you understand the risks. 

Yes you can do it, you just need to make sure that you dont break any licensing laws or you can get fined for practicing real estate sales without a license.

Nowadays, it's common practice to record the Assignment as soon as you get it.If you find the last Assignment of Mortgage in the assignment chain, you will find the current owner of the loan.

I did not know certified accountants could "practice" in different states.  

Also, if he truly believes in those he hires you would think he'd stake claim on those seeking the most education and genuine interest in his business practices, not those willing to pay up front to give another the deals. 

Is it a good practice to place each investment property under a separate llc?