I am close to Amish country, and had an Amish company supply and install a vinyl fence.Lots of ways to go depending on whether you do the work or outsource it.

Most master agreements say neither the agent, a family member or member of their team can buy the property.We work with the bigger usual suspects, indy, BoA, ocwen, FNMA outsourcers, reo world, GMAC, etc etc.

Once you get familiar with the short sale process you might consider outsourcing the negotiation (several qualified people on this site), and if you can find buyers use transactional funding yourself for a better payout.

If getting started it may be a good idea to outsource the negotiation.

., you outsource nearly everything), there's no reason why you can't do a couple dozen properties per year.

I am constantly hearing that outsourcing your real estate business is the way to go.

You'll want a good realtor who really understands how an investors works the short sale process, teh same goes for a title company, and you'll want to outsource the negotiations to a pro - it will be well worth it.

Hey I want to find a real estate investing course that has integrity, that has successful students, that still works in today's market, and that deals with outsourcing so I don't have to do it all myself.

I'm looking for a good quality firm (that covers New York / New Jersey) to work with so that I can outsource the tedious work.If you'd like you can private message me with that information.Thank you for all your great help.David H.

But that is more of an outsourcing/arms length thing than recognizing the true value added of the Realtor.