Since you have a BA in business administration, I know you have the discipline and drive to get whatever goal you set you mind on done.

Tenant web marketing/ data base, it is a big plus if you can instantly provide a stream of prospective tenants for open or opening units.

You generally need to have a separate business bank account for each LLC in the Series, and there are a few other things you need to do to keep the liability separation you really want - but overall it saves on administrative red tape and filing fees....

All they were doing, building reserve campaigns, new reo offices and administrative structure, it all alluded to a swap program, build xyz reserve, dump xyz reo's.

When you get that serious, you also have to beef up your administrative costs.

I am very fond of direct mail to the administrators of probate properties.

src=/program_offices/administration/hudclips/handbooks/hsgh/4240.4 Do a word search in the handbook and look for "investor" That will bring up all the sections Im referring to.Also, the location of the property does concern me.

I'm simplifying it but if this might work for you I would talk to your IRA administrator.

Thank you all for your responses:I just recently obtain my license, and I'm just starting to build my database for potential clients, but no I do not want to just simply be an agent.

For example Commercial properties are mainly listed (at least on a national level)on loopnet.com which is the first company to list commercial properties in an online database. ( that I know of)What other technology based solutions can be provided to Real Estate, particularly for private investors?