. $800.My Vegas have been virtually flat for 20 years but did at least have a boom then bust then boom...At least if you time it right you can get out with a little money.Supply and demand is what will make you successful. 

You'll see that a lot of the members are very helpful and can help with virtually any real estate question you have. 

Also, due to the fact that I was a college athlete up until this point, I have very little earnings saved as I had virtually no time to work.

Realizing that the real estate industry was lacking in quality service and knowledge of both sides (construction and sales), he obtained his real estate license and now helps clients streamline the real estate process through virtual marketing and virtual contract filing/signatures.Stephen is an enthusiastic member of the community and enjoys being active whether playing basketball or paddling the bay.

No one's going to do a zillion actual prelims for free or cheap, but anyone that title/escrow companies wants to bribe can run virtually limitless property profiles that will show things like mortgages, transfers, notices of default, etc, with decent accuracy. 

I'm looking to get more involved with buying on terms or cash manufactured homes with very little to no money and fix and flip I have sold and bought have a very good knowledge with this niche,  also lease options in all states, looking to be a virtual investor. that's my goal.  

The closest I have gotten to the field is owning and operating a successful virtual assistant business that caters to real estate professionals.

Hi Chad, I hang my license with a company called the Virtual Realty Group.

We had a hard time finding good buy and hold deals this year, and I did not want to spend a bunch of money on direct mail so I paid a virtual assistant to pull all of the data from craigslist and into an excel file (only landlords not property management companies) and I paid for mojo sellers which is an auto dialer for $89 per month and we started calling those landlords and asking if they wanted to sell.

There are also Virtual Assistants you can hire cheaply to work part time for you, but I have not done that personally (I know a real estate agent who uses one for calls and marketing, with success).If you ARE going to answer calls yourself, here are my other thoughts: As to your #1, I wouldn't answer a call like that in the car, either.