At that time, the word on the street was that one could get title insurance either by waiting a year after purchase, or by paying big bucks to Tax Title Services.I'm considering selling one of these lots, and now I'm hearing from title companies that I have to wait 2-5 years to get title insurance.Does anyone have experience with this, and have you found any other way to get title insurance sooner?

That is why I have joined Bigger Pockets—to connect with creative problem-solvers and learn from other investor's experiences.

I am looking for a mentor that has experience in long term holds, and renovation costs.

I realize there's no way to capture everything, and learning is a continual process, but it feels helpful to me to have a working "cheat sheet" of information to study and reinforce important concepts.

I hold enough to cover a roof out of pocket if needed.I appreciate what thoughts/insight/experience folks have had, thanks.

Looking forward to learn about real estate investment and improve my knowledge through the experience of pros in the community.

Whether it's sharing insights, seeking advice, or exploring potential partnerships, I'm here with an open mind and a willingness to learn.If you're involved in any of the mentioned roles, I'd love to connect and hear more about your experiences.

Your experience in owning rental properties in Knoxville and Savannah is impressive, and it's exciting to hear about your plans to expand your portfolio.

Depending on leverage, you'll start to experience cash flow years 3+.  

Sherief, if I may, I would love to connect with you and learn from your experience.