This HOA, as stated, provides virtually nothing for this community, and is now raising the dues by $20 in just one year! 

It seems to have some really great features, like multiple numbers, call us now widget for your website, ability to delegate calls to others, and virtual receptionist. 

And many followed.What your describing in virtually every state would require a RE license to do it legally even if it was one home....

how would i know when he closes a deal, I'm doing this virtually so I'm not present in that county. i am helping him out just want to know if theres any type of software i have to use just so well be on the same page or how would i know he's not screwing me over, would we just verbally agree to something and he pays me or??

This is usualy all virtually and done quickly. 

Something like a foundation issue and/or serious mold could make it virtually worthless.  

I look at it like the property is a little machine and in the begining it'll need to repair itself so it'll run a longtime later.just my 2 cents, I'm still trying to figure all this out as well

It may be different in your area but around here, the companies generally pay between 75-90% after first deducting a set amount per machine per day.

That's how the machines do it to sell you buyer's lists they provide.

Hey Brian, you'd probably want to check out virtual wholesaling.