These 2 are not the same.From the website examples shown,  you can clearly see they have both types of credibility covered.3) Understand the process, understand the contracts, and practice looking and sounding confident and knowledgeable.Now you are ready to open your doors and have prospects discover you.Without this, you are wasting your time and effort,  looking for leads.There is more to this but those are the basics for starting.

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Duncaster is confident that this expansion will allow them to better serve this demographic.

Unless I can have confidence in the data, I guess I am back to do it manually.

But in all honesty, if you have connections and are confident, and have done your underwriting, and are in a strong position, why not? 

Still not a lawyer or a COA, make sure you use a QI like @Dave Foster for the exchange, and a cpa or at least an accountant for your taxes.

Lots of agents have muddied very fair processes, and don't get me started in North Carolina where I'm confident things will get investigated with agents just asking each buyer to increase their DD(non-refundable) one after another.

Quote from @Dave Foster: @Paul Novak, There are a couple of things to strategically consider for the direction you want to head.1.

Consumer confidence is down which means they do not trust splurging today for the fear of the unknown tomorrow.

A program like PriceLabs also seems like a simple way to make sure pricing stays competitive without having to manually be on top of it.The goal would be to hand this off to a property manager after 90 days or so once we feel confident things can run smoothly with us moving away to the next project.Open to any and all ideas!