You can't compare two identical homes one that is ready for a homeowner to move into with a boarded up one with a 10 year tenant occupied one. 

Statistically speaking, some are likely to be low quality services, some are likely to be unscrupulous types trying to steal my identity, but I'm hopeful at least a couple are legit people just trying to make money like you and me. 

@Allen WuAllen, I am in a nearly identical situation as Tom.

I think NY and Jersey is identical when it comes to real estate laws. 

It was originally build as a mother in law property with two identical 1200sqrft 2 Bedroom/1 Bath units.

It was originally build as a mother in law property with two identical 1200sqrft 2 Bedroom/1 Bath units.

As for website disclaimers, the primary one is the following: An Internet site which consists of information regarding properties which have been listed with a real estate brokerage, the identity of that real estate brokerage or licensee for each property and information related to those properties must be present.As far as must haves, i'd include a picture, and contact information.

Funny enough, I didn't care for how any of them conducted business in certain areas, but I took the good and threw the bad  and discovered my own identity :) I understand being on a team is not for everyone, and you may want to hit the ground running solo from the get-go, but that's just my two cents.Good luck on your journey and let me know if I can help with anything else!

Now I understand why expenses and cash flow are identical (other then cash flow being negative).

Most were not private family homes and often had identical units nearby, and in some sense they operated like a hotel with a front desk and onsite management.