I once had  chats with a seasoned GC and it set me straight about a lot of my nightmares==that they are today's realities ...

But it would have to be a very special set of circumstances for me to ever let a buyer inspect one of my listings themselves without a fully executed contract and earnest money delivered to title.

I was wondering if you have any recommendations with help for transferring title and setting up a Wyoming llc as a holding company?

Not every skip tracing company is set up to accurately provide that information and/or charges extra to do so.

If you want to increase the size of your financial buffer or are having trouble discovering possibilities in the present market, this might be a wise decision.Ultimately, your decision should align with your long-term goals, risk tolerance, and local market dynamics.

Hit that goal and then go on to the next one.

I think it becomes a bit more important for urban settings and high value properties.

Yes sure, but there are great builders and it is irresponsible to make such a statement.The modular duplexes I am going with provide higher quality insulation and finishes and structure than you find in local stick builds.There have been studies showing modulars are sturdier than stick builds, and you can certainly achieve price efficiencies for the reasons stated above.For an investor with a volume goal (such as my 100 units in 3 years goal) in an area with low or expensive inventory or high competition, or for investors in an area with a lot of ongoing construction leading to high labor costs, or somebody that wants to run a strategy that churns money fast then modulars are a great development platform.

Usually, it's just a matter of giving them the property address and legal description so they can look things up.Also, in many locales you can set an appointment with someone in the zoning office if you'd like to talk to them in more detail. 

In general home warranties suck...... the people they hire to "fix" the issue suck..... the job they do suck....customer service sucks.They band aid the issue at best and then charge you every time them come back and fix the issue again.If you run the numbers, you are often better off setting the $$ aside and paying straight up for any work needed.Every so often you will have someone that has it "pay out".... they replaced the 4k HVAC system etc..... its rare....like winning the lottery.The House always wins...... they make gobs of $$ because what they pay out is tiny compared to what they take in....that's how insurance works or no company would be doing it