The list of expired and vacant listings could be acquired simply through an enterprising real estate broker in the area, and the rest of the data would need to be pulled and compiled from sources like the county assessor and a people tracking service, like Spokeo or BigDataPeopleWatcher

Real estate was my first serious enterprise.

Or you could go with a good company I guess such as Wayne Enterprises, LLC or Stark Industries, LLC.

Rather they function on shares of profits because there is not the same potential "lift" or growth in enterprise value like in stocks.

I've done business with both of them through companies I work for, but not through my own enterprises.

FYI Enterprise Saint John Shares the same building on King Street and the two organization work closely together.Hope this helps and I would love to hear updates on your progress.

Do the job you enjoy the most and which best helps fund your growing enterprise.

@Tuan Le Yes, you can with QuickBooks Pro, Premier and Enterprise.

If you are going to try to run a real estate enterprise from 1000 miles away you need to establish a local team of good people before you plunk down one dollar on properties.You're going to need a solid real estate agent with experience in investor properties to help you acquire and sell or manage the rentals.The agents should have everyone else you need in their contacts list (contractors,plumbers,etc.).Go down there and establish your solid professional relationships and then start looking for good properties.Good luck.

I believe that being an independent brokerage is one of the last bastions of free enterprises in business.