Do you outsource your yellow letter marketing to someone who lives locally? 

Almost all departments at Ocwen have been outsourced with the exception to their FNMA dept and team who handles GMAC accounts.Ocwen is now working all of their accounts in Equator which can make things a little easier as you no longer work directly with an employee from India who is not very sure of their actions as they are most likely new and lack training.Are you already in active review with Ocwen?

@Ralph ChiaiaSince they outsource all of their title work, the common delay is getting the commitment from the local title company This is not an issue of Hubzu but more of an issue when using an out of area title company.

Should I find an area with lots of job creation, buy some property and outsource everything to a property management company?

If you had more leads/projects, would you then start outsourcing that and start working on the business more - managing the projects or finding more work?

Are they willing to:-take phone calls-screen tenants (credit/background/criminal/etc)-book appointments-show the condo-place ads/other marketingOr would they rather outsource all that work to an agent?

It was outsourced to a company in California that in turn outsourced to a foreign country.

I'd argue these are *core* abilities for a RE business, not something to outsource for long term success.I'll grant that setting up your company to scale means your company could theoretically reach 2x by simply doing more of what you're doing now.  

However as we grow, we will be looking at outsourcing some of our work to property management companies.

I have found it can be easier to outsource registered agent duties to a legal company in order to eliminate the hassle of having your home address be registered.