They would like to sell more properties, but they out-source most of the services including property management.

This is such a great website and I noticed how many times when doing research I would come across someone's posting on that topic.

I just started a real estate brokerage and am looking into how to syndicate my listings to multiple websites in the best fashion.SellPoint costs money, but I remembered about a year or so ago signing up for a free acount (I think it's good for 2 years).Any feedback on this?

Brad: For a resource to learn more you can go the web site for the co. that set up my SDIRA: Guidantfinancial.com

Are these contracts for wholesaling a standard form available from a state website, or do you have to get your own contract created through a lawyer tailored to each specific deal?

Thanks for the info.Love this website, forum and blogs, so much useful info.

Many of these post their REO properties on their web sites, and you can deal directly with a bank employee.

My attorney seems like he just outsources a paralegal to get these things done and has no idea what is going on.

Zillow, Realtytrac and some of the other websites pull from public record just like MLS.

For investors (or investment companies) that outsource their property management (PM) functions and are also active in purchasing and selling real estate, I'm thinking one option is for the investor to purchase, either entirely or a percentage (e.g. 50%), a brokerage company.