In addition, I use my state's free court website to additionally check the applicant's background so that nothing gets missed.

But a "quick" sale to amateur investors who just paid for a course organized around the guru model advertised on a cheap wordpress website?

Seller consents to give Buyer the right to post the property on any websites, including but not limited to the Multiple Listing Service, for the purposes of pre-marketing the property or to gauge the interest of financial partners, contractors, or assignees from Buyer’s network."

I believe you can use the Build  Your Team feature here on the website but I do have an attorney in mind, he has offices in TX, Mexico, and CA but believes he co-counsels outside of those states if needed.

Any advice on free apps/websites? 

Quote from @Peter Woerner: I agree with you but for different reasons.Engines of economic growth —> population growth and high density —> more liberal people.But alsoEngines of economic growth —> higher returns.AndAlso population growth —> higher returnsI consider the government policies to be at best secondary.Just look at the Midwest where outsourcing led to and population decline led to stagnant or decreasing housing prices in cities like Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit despite all those cities being decidedly blue.

Now there are a ton on AI chat based tools and they do a decent job.They can create a script on how well you tell them to do.you can use the AI chat websites likechat.openai.com  -- no access to the web for real time datachat.perplexity.ai -- this has real time access to the webChat.forefront.ai -- Has access to real time webyou can use them to create:1.

The website probably assumes some investment returns, so when you withdraw 600/month you may even out, but at 2k/month you will likely be depleting your IRA faster than it grows.

Shoot me a message and I’ll get his website over to you. 

My $10k example was admittedly unrealistic.However, by way of further background, @Dustin Heiner wrote an excellent article on this topic on his website masterpassiveincome.com titled "What to Do When A Buyer Backs Out From An Assignment Of Contract".In it he suggests a scenario where the assignee decides not to proceed, perhaps after discovering a big ticket repair item that would cost significantly more than the portion of the assignment fee held in escrow.