I used a negotiation company a few months back but did not have any luck as they mostly did their work for agents and not with investors.If you are looking for a company to outsource to I would recommend you find someone on these forums that worked with investors before.

Having many projects on my plate makes it difficult to do everyone of these tasks daliy but I outsource what I can.Cheers :)Sean

You could even outsource the garage sale.

Focus on what I'm good at and outsource the rest.

I have a full-time project manager who hires and manages the contractors.So, my recommendation is to start out by immersing yourself in the day-to-day details, and once you really understand what you're doing, you can start to outsource and focus on the important stuff (like finding deals).

If you can outsource it then you definitely should.

I'm not a designer and I outsourced it, but my designers made it very user friendly for a web idiot like me to post properties, write blogs, edit pages etc.

If you are not wanting to go through the process and understand it inside and out without relying on some software package, then the best way to go about the negotiations is to outsource it.While software can be a resource, what happens if and when the laws change?

My understanding has always been the DEED needs to be transferred and recorded to start seasoning but then again, I've completely walked away from doing shorts myself and outsource all of it now.

Originally posted by Rob Garcia:...I'm not an outsourced Indian who will kill your relationships...I can't tell you how many relationships I've had killed by outsourced Indians doing my BPOs...Thank you for being brave enough to address this problem head-on.Now, if we could only do something about the nationalized Germans who are constantly forgetting to give me my receipt at the pharmacy...it's an epidemic, I tell you...