Hi Guys,Just curious where you guys market properties without an agent's MLS access.

I know the initial licensing course is about $700, but how much do you spend each year on access to MLS, continuing ed, etc.?

There's access to the big Deschutes River for kayaking, floating, fishing, etc., and a boat launch in the subdivision.

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I have a couple of townhouses in Atlanta and am looking to either refinance them or access funds without refinancing to purchase a $60k Georgia property.

Unless they must have access to breakers ect. you could still just lock it.

But if this is correct, all of a sudden, assuming one has the appropriate cash and access to rehab loans, this seems to really open up criteria for brrr successfully (assuming rent-to-value is of course still strong enough).  

I know that the best way to find these are to pair with a realtor who has access the the MLS.

It's all in the same house, it isn't a separate building or unit, as it's in the same house and the apartment has access to the rest of the house despite being above the garage, just like renting out a room.

I don’t have an investor lined up and I think that’s where I start with the mental blocks.