Collaborating with a real estate agent or a professional experienced in handling complex real estate transactions can help navigate this process.Hope this helps.

I'm also open to suggestions and collaboration!

James Bowie “Podio is great, but lots of maintenance/developing. “ Jonathan Ulyatt Pros: “Podio Lite is free up to 5 employee seats, up to 5 external teams”, used by over 400,000 for collaboration, mentioned several times on BP Cons: Need to build projects from scratch, not designed for real estate, CRM that you have to “code” to yourself (according to Lloyd Stanton)“In my experience there aren't a lot of CRM's that do everything.

I very much enjoy negotiating deals and collaborating with others. thanks in advance for any insight you can offer! 

(will be necessary as lead gen grows)to capture: cash buyers Private money lenders, Flip investors, Buy/Hold investors,wholesalers(required for JV opportunities, collaboration)networking leads, banks, hard money, contractors, landscape, realtors, inspectors, lawyers, cpa, title companies(good to capture these for follow up, networking)once again, thanks for the follow up, i really hadnt thought how i would use the CRM but his makes sense. 

I am working on a probate campaign  & I like to collaborate with an legal expert in the field.  

For those of you that are still confused, I've worked very closely and collaboratively with park management, the property owner's attorneys and still having his behavioral specialist from SPCA working with him.  

Looking for something that allows for dependencies (or 'conditional tasks' as Investorfuse calls them - which I'm checking out) and allows for teams of people to collaborate on a single task. 

Figure it out by collaborating with you PM and collecting data.  

Technology allows us to collaborate with clients all over the US (and world) - for instance, I'm originally from NC, currently live in DC but have several clients throughout NC - the only thing I can't do is shake their hands.