You will have to be affiliated with a broker (as a 1099 or an employee), and you'll most likely have fees for:- Your broker affiliation- MLS access- E&O insurance- Continuing education classes- Transaction fees- NAR or local board feesThe amount will vary by state and broker...There are a lot of other threads on this topic that go into more details on the fees in different states/brokers...do a search...

Most of the properties allowing financing are now listed on the ten-x affiliate site.

I emailed Money Tree (the large company), and they told me that they had no affiliation with said MoneyTree Funding.

Are you affiliated with the author in some way?

The Assessors Parcel Number pull will contain the GPS parameter points for the parcel plus ownership data.As for selling property like this, the best way is to get a data set of all of the property owners within a few miles and send them a letter outlining the price and the deal structure and a way to contact you and purchase the property for cash expediently.We sell properties like this daily on sites like landandfarm and landwatch (no affiliation) and several of our own sites.PM me if you need more detailed help.

I am not a client nor affiliate of his but I have listened to his podcasts and read a few of his books.

Not because they're not good, but because I have zero affiliation with them and my experience level is minimal at best.

I have been very happy with Anderson Advisors in establishing my entity structures for buy and hold rentals and getting me started with a Solo 401(k), and they offer a free initial strategy session that may be helpful for you.I am just a happy customer and am not affiliated with Anderson Advisors. www.andersonadvisors.com

I have no affiliation with them I hang my license at a small local brokerage that is very investor friendly.

They are owned by (or affiliated with) the real estate brokerage they have an office next  door to, or even a desk in.