Still new to the interface here, not sure how people search for one antoher.

Principals from each company are provided an interface to investors and they're charged with selling their own securities on their own.

@Stephen Turner they make a version of iMovie for the iPhone (free, btw) but the interface is wayyyyy to small for my fat fingers, although the same app on iPad is much easier to use.

The truth is that house flipping is great because one can do it in such a way as to not have to interface directly with "customers" or "the public", at least not very much - especially if one buys MLS-listed REOs.

The tool is featured with the cloud based, user friendly interface making the necessary arrangements to specify the things in the right perspective to stimulate the process.

:-) Engineering majors tends to be better versed in hardware/software interfaces, but not much.

I also had issues with GoDaddy and using their interface. 

I don't do this, though, ...I have my own attorney interface with the seller attorney or the trustee, so my costs are maybe $500 to cover the incidentals (title, hazard insurance) and their legal fees.

@Joel Owens  agreerealty.com may have the fullscreen trend but, it's not that usable and functional across devices (phones, tablets, etc...) and may confuse people as the user interface structure is kinda "foreign" due to trying to be trendy.

Bloated and confusing interfaces, unnecessary features, and tools/utilities that will probably never get used, which might be why pricing for these tends to grow quicker than your portfolio of properties.