It seems the only people that leave reviews are those that benefit in some way from the review or those that intend to cause damage to a company's reputation and have no other recourse than posting online.

You may also want to hire a lawyer to review the title documents to see if he or she can help you sort the mess.But I would again stress that the quality of a settlement agent varies greatly.

Hire a lawyer to assist in the purchase and to review the HOA financials and regulations pertaining to investors.Buy with minimum down/maximum leverage if you hope to gain true positive cash flow.Dead equity and HOA fees will seriously cut into your cash flow and turn the investment into a liability.

Submit your deal - any deal - here for "underwriting", let's see how we can collaborate, review, comment, harass (kidding), and give input on your next up and coming development deal.Scott

You can get on their listserv and view all of the daily emails on inquiries and advice from the many experienced RE investors in the SJ and Phila area. 

I know it is a job for a well experienced rehab person and I knew that going in.  

From my experience, I can run a complex for around 40% expense to income ratio, and I just want to make sure I'm in the same ballpark as some more experienced investors. 

Connect with experienced investors, learn everything you can, and get deals done correctly.

Great attorney who was right in the thick of the last crisis and understands a lot of risks that other less experienced attys might not.

I know they all pay thumbtack for the leads and I question the reviews after dealing with some personally.