I'm unfamiliar with their practice. 

That attorney is likely just extra hungry for work.I know for me, I try to focus less on the money so that I can focus more on the relationship & expertise of any real estate professionals I am working with.

If this is not your expertise or your dad's expertise, please reach out to a Real Estate attorney.

Many of the investors I work with get their properties off MLS or Loop net, but that part isn't my area of expertise. 

As Jordan mentioned, your most realistic and practical route is to secure a W2, save your capital, build your credit, and minimize any outstanding debt you owe.

The world of maintenance has changed quickly to stop the practice of 30-day billing.

The company also designated Huntsville for its Defense Business Unit headquarters in 2016 citing “the engineering expertise in the area, close proximity to its government and prime contractors as well as collaborative support from local and state leaders.”

Wondering if I should buy it through our newly setup LLC or buy it under our name.Background:-we are both physicians practicing for greater than 10 years, have multiple assets via outside investments and collectible cars, etc, so we set up a LLC for the REI venture-obtained HELOC (primary residence) for $164k fixed at 3.39% for 30 years ($726/mo) through our long-term bank (since 2007)-buying our first investment residential property for $215k all cash, due to multiple bids SFP with seller choosing us due to cash buy and they rejected a higher offer that required mortgage contingency (BP calculator: +$145/mo cash flow after HELOC, expenses, etc)1.

What's your specific area of expertise?

I’d recommend checking out Kelly’s Take on YouTube and doing a bunch of practice problems.