It's quite a battle trying to be the second company to do something, especially with these kinds of business, to make headway you either have to be the first with a major innovation or innovated and be attached to an already leading brand.

He is more of a traditional real estate investor so I have some innovative ideas to share that would add value to his investment business. 

But these are the type of innovations and inventions the world needs in order to get better.

Ready for new and innovative ways to get in front of sellers before my competition.

@Jeff Copeland   our county sites here are not super accurate.. and we have both trustee sales and sherrifs sales.there is a product called property Radar  that tracks trustee sales in 3 or 4 states but they have a HUGE amount of other data on their site including google and non owner occ color coding.. its like 50 a month and boy is it one of the best I ever have used.I got a STRICT foreclosure here in Oregon in Nov. which non of the big foreclosure buyers were tracking and I credit prop radar for that one.. its has HUGE margins in it..

They are just always behind on technology an innovation and if it weren't for legacy clients who are also starting to ditch they would not even exist right now.

In my area, it is much more difficult to find renters in the winter, so I wouldn't want to expose myself in Nov-Feb by offering a MTM lease.

And then once you have deployed capital into these strong markets you are always struggling with the question of when will the cash flow catch up with the appreciation and what do I do with the highly appreciated asset that is under performing  cash flow.Its times like these that you see the innovators look at things a bit different and finding another way to solve these problems in these markets while still staying covered in the investment from a leverage point of view. 

And so magistrate court is generally not the place to come up with innovative legal arguments --- your main goal is to try to make it easier for the magistrate judges to rule in your favor. 3.

There is a meetup in Toronto for Canadians investing in the US.Send me a PM and I can get the details.There is the thornhill wealth forum (non-BP) and another that meets at the centre for social innovation ( forgot the name).Sorry for the vagueness- on my phone.